Oylat Cave
The cave is located in the İnegöl district, administratively part of Bursa province, 55 km away from it,
and it dates back to the formation of Oylat Cave around 300 million years ago, when a massive earthquake
struck the area, resulting in the formation of the cave along with the stalagmites and stalactites, distinguished by
a breathtaking view that captivates every visitor.
Oylat Cave (in Turkish: Oylat Mağarası) is the largest cave in Bursa and the third largest cave
in Turkey, with a length of 600 metres and a height of 25 metres. It is one of nature's marvels, formed
with a great degree of beauty, and it has become one of the most important tourist attractions in Turkey.
A visit to the Oylat Cave and its springs offers you a unique opportunity to explore its distinctive nature and geography,
along with a distinctive feeling tinged with wonder due to the striking shapes of its rocks and the natural energy within it,
in addition to the 146 steps inside it that make moving around easier, as well as the enchanting scenery,
as the cave is surrounded by a vast forest and a number of hot sulphur springs that can be swum in,
and they are also used for therapeutic purposes, helping to attract many tourists.
The climate in Oylat Cave is mild in both summer and winter.