Nilufer Municipality

In this article from Ebla Real Estate, we will talk about Nilufer district of Bursa.

Introduction:

The city of Bursa is located in the northwest of Turkey, in the Marmara region among the cities of Istanbul and Ankara. Bursa city has a strategic value and great tourist and historical features and it includes areas that contribute to increasing the position and attractiveness of the city of Bursa.

One of the most important areas in Bursa is (Nilufer region) that we will talk about it in this article:

Nilufer district (location – name – population – date):

Nilufer district is the third largest region of Bursa after Osmangazi and Yildirim, Nilüfer River passes through the district. The name of the district comes from (Nilufer Hatun), the wife of Sultan (Orhan Gazi).

In 2016, the municipality of Nilufer obtained the (European Diploma) and ranked 12th out of 27,000 municipalities.

Nilufer district is bordered by Osmangazi district to the east, Kemal Pasha district and Ulubat Lake to the west, Orhanli to the south, and Mudanya to the north, at an altitude of 125 m above sea level.

Nilufer includes 64 neighborhoods. The population of Nilufer is 484.832, according to the statistics of 2020 AD.

As a result of historical research, results showed that Nilufer region hosted the first settlement around Bursa. There are historical monuments belong to the Ottoman and Byzantine eras. There are also signs and data confirming the existence of previous civilizations that passed through the Nilufer region.

Business and economic activities in Nilufer:

Industry:

Nilufer district is witnessing remarkable activity in the field of industry. The major industrial area and many other industrial areas in Bursa are located in Nilufer, which provides job opportunities for a large part of Bursa’s population.

The industrial zone extends over large areas on Bursa-Izmir Road so Nilufer is a leading industrial area that provides job opportunities for 80% of Bursa’s population. Furthermore, it feeds the country’s economy with its large income.

Agriculture:

Despite the civilized and urban development, Expansion, and the great industrial boom.. Agricultural production in Nilufer region has continued at the level of influential income in the region.

Wheat, barley, sesame, sunflowers and  oats are grown.. As well as various vegetables such as, peppers, eggplant and onions. In addition to growing fruits. Such as, peaches, apples and berries.

Livestock:

Small livestock production in Nilufer district has been significantly developed and livestock production has increased in recent years.

Beekeeping, poultry and sericulture are also common and widespread and they are significant sources of the influential income in the economy.

Tourism: The most prominent historical and tourist places in Nilufer district:

Nilufer district is an icon of beauty and one of the tourist attractions in Bursa. It is considered one of the most crowded and sought-after regions by tourists and visitors. Additionally, it attracts attention with its natural beauty and distinctive history. Tt is a wonderful region with its streets, wide markets, urban neighborhoods, historical landmarks and charming green spaces.

Among the most important tourist places in Nilufer district:

Gölyazı:

It is located in the middle of Lake Uluabat, and this beautiful village appears to the viewer as an island, but it is a peninsula because of the road that links it to the mainland. This wonderful village contains picturesque scenery, natural beauty and historical landmarks. The distance between Bursa city center and Golyazi in Nilufer is 38 km.

Among the historical places that tourists must visit in the village of Golyazi is the great historical tree that called (ağlayan çınar), which is one of the symbols of the region. It is 745 years old. The spring water comes from its trunk, so the great tree appears to be crying.

Misi Village:

It is one of the oldest settlements in Bursa and one of the characteristic villages. Misi village is 15 km away from the center of Bursa. Moreover, it is a favorite for historical trips and excursions in nature, it was declared a nature reserve in 1989. There is a museum in the village where souvenirs of the village and local clothing are displayed. Furthermore, here is a special library for children in which they can spend useful and enjoyable times. In addition to many restaurants, tea gardens and recreational areas for picnics on both sides of the waterway, which resembles a river. Visitors and tourists come to this fantastic village from inside and outside Turkey.

Ayvaini Cave:

Ayvaini Cave was formed in the village of Ayva in Nilufer region, as a result of natural events, it is the seventh longest cave in Turkey and is closed to the tourist movement.

Dağyenice Village:

Dağyenice Village is famous for its natural scenery. Moreover, it is one of the most important attractions in Nilufer especially for lovers of walking in forests, camping and hiking. There is a lake (Dağyenice) in the village, which is 6 km from Dağyenice Dam, the visitor can walk long distances in the area and practice fishing in the lake. Dağyenice Village is 22 km away from the center of Bursa city.

Agora çarşısı:

Nilufer district has many historical and natural places in addition to shopping malls, entertainment places and popular markets. Agora çarşısı is the most popular and visited bazaar in the region, it hosts an antique market for one day a month. It is located in the center of Nilufer city in Ihsaniye near the municipality of Nilufer. There are 180 stores on an area of ​​11,480 square meters, the distance between Bursa city center and Agora çarşısı is about 9 km.

Fatih Sultan Mehmet Street (FSM):

It is one of the most famous and crowded streets in the city, it includes many restaurants, cafes and shops, which have developed remarkably in the past ten years. The tourist can taste the best and most delicious foods, sip coffee and tea, and enjoy the beauty of the region. The distance between Bursa city center and Fatih Sultan Mehmet Street is about 9 km. Nilufer region is full of historical mosques, churches, baths, fountains and nature reserves, in addition to the most luxurious shopping centers, such as Marka Mall, Ozdilek Mall, Carrefour and Podium Park.

Civilizational transformation and investment projects in Nilufer district:

Nilufer district is one of the most prestigious areas in Bursa. Moreover, it is one the most attractive regions for local and Arab investors.

From 2015, Nilufer tended to cultural renewal. Nilufer municipality launched an extensive campaign to restore risk buildings, demolished buildings that are in danger of collapse, and took the responsibility of solving the problems of victims of the cultural transformation. Furthermore, great efforts were made and companies set up to open mega-projects to construct prestigious buildings with high earthquake-resistant standards.

Asphalt renovation work has also been active in Nilufer area. Furthermore, the streets have been renovated to look more splendid along with the urbanization.

The goals of the civilizational transformation in Nilufer region began to crystallize five years ago now. As it witnessed constructive construction projects and the municipality provided huge lands ready for sale and investment. Thus, Nilufer region is currently an example for Turkey in urban renovation.

Culture and education:

Nilufer includes a huge number of primary and secondary schools, both public and private. Additionally, there are 6 special educational institutions to provide education for children with disabilities. The central campus of Uludag University and many of the university’s faculties are also located within the boundaries of Nilufer district. There is also Nilufer Akkılıç Library, which includes more than 42,000 books. It covers an area of ​​1000 square metres. There are also many free popular education centers in Nilufer that offer many courses in various fields.

Health:

Primary health care services are provided by Education and Public Health Research Centers in Nilufer. These researches are under the responsibility of Uludag University Faculty of Medicine. Furthermore, health fairs are organized by Nilufer Centers every year. Additionally, there are several hospitals and health centers in Nilufer region. Such as, Uludağ University Faculty of Medicine, Dörtçelik Children’s Hospital, University Hospital, Bursa Grand Hospital in addition to many private and government health centers.

Thus, in this article, we have provided a comprehensive definition of Nilufer region in Bursa.

Edited by: Ebla Group Real Estate

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