Gemlik

Gemlik is a town and district in the Bursa Province in Turkey on the southern gulf of Armutlu Peninsula on the coast of the Sea of Marmara. It is found roughly 29 km from Bursa, not a long way from Istanbul. Gemlik was called Kios until 1922, when its Greek occupants, who made around 80% out of the populace, left Asia Minor because of the populace trade among Turkey and Greece. Starting at 2009, the aggregate populace of Gemlik is 100,000.

Gemlik harbor is a standout amongst the most imperative harbors in Turkey. The remaining parts of the old Greek town of Kios can be discovered east of Gemlik. The city is eminent for olives and olive oils. Marmara Birlik, an agreeable of olive agriculturists and makers, it is positioned among the best olive makers on the planet. Gemlik outskirts the Sea of Marmara. It shows commonplace Mediterranean climate with sweltering, dry summers and mellow, wet winters.