Cayeli

Cayeli is a town and locale of Rize Province on the Black Sea shore of eastern Turkey, 18 km east of the city of Rize. Caye implies tea in Turkish and an expansive level of Turkey's tea is in fact developed in this rich green district. Cayeli comprises of a thin beach front strip and a substantial segment of the Black Sea Mountain extend which rises steeply and runs parallel to the drift. The Rize mountain area of these mountains reach up to 2,000 m in the region.

The nearby economy is primarily reliant on tea-developing, alongside some sweetcorn, which before tea was planted during the 1940s was the significant product here. The town and the developed region are all on the waterfront strip, while the mountain hinterland is inadequately populated. Without a doubt, the steepness of these slopes is unbelievable, and celebrated in tune; the late Baris Manco used to sing an adaptation of the nearby anthem Cayelunden Oteye Ciderum Yali, which recounts a man such a great amount in affection that he was even arranged to pull his family unit over the mountains Cayeli.

Be that as it may, for any individual who ventures up here the wide open is pristine woodland and the perspectives from these precarious mountainsides are unbelievable; in this manner Cayeli is currently pulling in guests on trekking holidays. The neighborhood cooking incorporates a dish of substantial, light-hued heated beans known as Cayeli fasulyesi. The individuals are moderate, and the district is controlled by the Islamist-inclining Adalet ve Kalkınma Partisi.