Aladaglar National Park is situated within the borders of Niğde, south of Kayseri and Adana provinces in the Mediterranean region of Turkey.br The name “Ala-Daglar” comes from the rusty colour of its hills in the sunset. Aladaglar National Park hosts the tallest mountains of the Central Taurus Mountains of Turkey. The area covers four regions as Demirkazik, Yedigoller, Kaldi and Torasanlar, which have their highest peaks respectively as; Demirkazik 3756 m, Kizilkaya 3771 m, Kaldi 3688 m and Vayvay 3565 m. The lowest altitude is 620 m in vicinity of Kapuzbasi Waterfalls. Also known as the The Alps of Turkey, Aladaglar mountain region is one of the most popular places for mountaineering, hiking and trekking in Turkey.br Hikers and alpinists also have a number of peaks to tackle in the region, the highest of which can be successfully ascended and descended in no more than two day’s time. Depending on the season, you’ll be encountering everything from floral bouquets and goat herds to heavier snow nearer the limestone peaks.br Aladaglar National Park is adjacent to the main highway from Nigde to Kayseri, and can also be accessed from Yahyali. Nigde is accessible by domestic and international flights, by intercity buses, and by car. There are regular minibus shuttles from Nigde to Demirkazik.br Aladaglar National Park has been designated a protected area for wildlife, and there is a specific space for breeding animals. Camping is possible in the park, although there are plans to develop the area and improve the campsite, and create marked trekking and climbing routes. Trout fishing is allowed, and fish is also for sale from the trout production farms around the various rivers.