About Tokat
Tokat is a province in northern Turkey. Its adjacent provinces are Amasya to the northwest, Yozgat to the southwest,
Sivas to the southeast, and Ordu to the northeast. Its capital is Tokat, which lies inland of the middle Black Sea region,
422 kilometers from Ankara.
Tokat Interesting Places
Niksar Çamiçi and Resadiye Zinav Lake forest recreation areas, Tokat, Gömenek (Komana Pontika), Niksar (Neokaisareia), Turhal and
Zile castles, Tokat Yagibasan, Niksar Yagibasan and Hatuniye old theological schools (medrese), Tokat, Niksar and Zile Grand Mosques,
Garipler, Hamza Bey, Meydan, Behzat, Ali Pasha, Silahtar Ömer Pasha, Çöregi Büyük, Halil Bey, Sinan Bey, Boyaci Hasan Aga and Hoca
Ishak mosques, Pervane Hospital (Gökmedrese), small mosque (mescit) of Sefer Bese and Alamescit, Sümbül Baba Dervish Lodge and Mausoleum,
Tashan and Turhal Inns (caravansary) Ebu'l-Kasim, Halef Sultan, Vezir Ahmed Pasha, Nureddin Ibn Sen Timur, Abdülmuttalip, Haci Çikrik,
Melik Gazi and Musa Fakih mausoleums, Kulak and Kirk Kizlar baths, Pervane, Yörgüç Pasha, Mustafa, Ali Pasha baths and Yenihamam (bath),
Çiftehamam (bath), Talazan, Tokat and Turhal bridges, Tokat Museum.
