The sycamore tree which gave its name to the Oyukcinar Neighborhood at the North of Bursa was Turkey’s largest tree with its 18.2 meters body width. Halkali (ringed) and Dudakli (labiates) Sycamore along with the Kiremitci Sycamore that the storks nest in every year are all Bursa Sycamores that are in the same age as the Ottoman Empire.
At Cekirge, in the Inkaya village located across the Uludag road, a 698 year old sycamore with the same name is very well known around the world. The sycamore that received its name from the Inkaya Village which is one of the first villages of the Ottoman Empire located across the Uludag road has 13 main branches. The height of the ‘’Inkaya Sycamore’’ is 35 meters. It’s one of the oldest trees in Turkey with the thickness its branches at 3-4 meters and its frame at 9.2 meters.
the most importent things the ''Sycamore'' is the symbol of the Ottomen Empie. the king of empire say this sycamore will live with us, because of that, this is important for turks
The sycamore covered with a mountain top and a large area under which people can sit and the sycamore is home to many birds.. I think it is the largest tree with active use area..
you can swallow your little tongue when you first see it :)