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Van to Hoşap Castle Route


A road cycling route starting from Van

Discover the beauty of Hoşap Castle along this cycling route.

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Embark on a challenging cycling journey from Van to Hoşap Castle, covering a distance of 132 kilometers and an ascent of 1911 meters. This route is suitable for experienced cyclists who enjoy a mix of natural beauty and historical landmarks. As you cycle through Haykaberd and Hoşap Castle, you will be captivated by the rich history and breathtaking views.

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132 km
1911 m
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Route profile

Highlights on the route

Start: Van City center
Van: Discover the wonders of Van while cycling through history.
Van, situated in eastern Turkey, is a cyclist's paradise with its diverse landscapes and cultural heritage. The city is famous for its stunning Lake Van, which provides a beautiful backdrop for cycling routes. Road cyclists can embark on challenging climbs such as Nemrut Volcano National Park or explore the historic Van Castle. With its rich history and picturesque scenery, Van offers an unforgettable cycling experience.
VanCity
Starting from Van, you'll encounter beautiful landscapes and historical sites.
HaykaberdAttraction
Haykaberd is a medieval fortress with magnificent architecture and panoramic views.
Hoşap CastleCastle
Hoşap Castle is an impressive structure from the 17th century, offering a glimpse into the region's past.
Finish: Van City center
Van: Discover the wonders of Van while cycling through history.

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