Tours from Ankara

Ankara, Turkey’s capital and second most populous province. [5] The population is 5,346,518 as of 2016. [6] This population is located in 25 districts and 1433 neighborhoods. The population density in the province is 209. Geographically located in the center close to Turkey and the rest except for the northern part of the Western Black Sea Region, the majority located in the Central Anatolia Region. It is the third largest province in the country. It is surrounded by Bolu, Çankırı, Kırıkkale, Kırşehir, Aksaray, Konya and Eskişehir provinces.

After the announcement of the capital city of Ankara (13 October 1923), the city has developed rapidly and is now the second most populous province of Turkey. Republic of Turkey in the first half of the year the economy is based on agriculture and animal husbandry in the province’s soil is still used for agricultural purposes. Economic efficiency is largely based on trade and industry. The weight of agriculture and animal husbandry is decreasing gradually. Both public and private sector investments in and around Ankara have encouraged a large population migration from other provinces. Since the foundation of the Republic, its population has increased at twice the rate of the country’s population.

Approximately three-quarters of the population works in civil service, transportation, communication and trade-related jobs, which can be defined as service sector, one-quarter in industry and 2% in agriculture. Industry is mainly concentrated in the textile, food and construction sectors. Today, investment is mostly made in defense, metal and engine sectors.

Turkey’s most numerous in Ankara, the province also has a university, college diplomas person rate is twice the national average. This educated population constitutes the labor force required by technology-based investments. Ankara to highways, rail and air are achieved through other cities in Turkey.