Bulut Şelalesi
Natural siteÇamlıhemşin, Rize
40.9960°N · 41.0791°E

Bulut Şelalesi is a natural site in Çamlıhemşin, Rize; Said to be the highest-falling waterfall in Turkey, dropping in four tiers from a height of about 250 metres, fed by the Tar Stream.
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Said to be the highest-falling waterfall in Turkey, dropping in four tiers from a height of about 250 metres, fed by the Tar Stream. Its source is Mount Altıparmak, part of the Kaçkar Mountains, and the Seyran Hill where it lies sits at an altitude of 2,451 metres.
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