Dernekpazari

Dernekpazari is an area of Trabzon Province operating at a profit Sea locale of Turkey. The old name of the town was Kondu and the ebb and flow chairman of the town is Mehmet Ask. Dernekpazari is a piece of the Of-valley framework; it lies between the waterfront Of locale and the elevated Caykara district. The settlers are viewed as the specific first authors of Dernekpazari, yet a few antiquarians contend that there were some Central Asian started inactive clan individuals around the local area before pioneers. You can come here and explore this city.

The historical backdrop of Dernekpazari is profoundly identified with the historical backdrop of the Trabzon and depending who is administering the Trabzon Province, the town led by antiquated Greeks, Persians, Romans, Byzantine Greeks and Ottoman Turks. While the vast majority of the villagers in the valley changed over to Islam amid the 17th and 18th centuries, a portion of the inhabitants of the Dernekpazarı zone held their Christian confidence. In the wake of the populace trade among Greece and Turkey in 1923 these Christian families resettled in Greece, in the town of Nea Trapezounta. The Of-lingo of Pontic Greek is as yet talked in the region.