Çankiri is a province in the Central Anatolia Region of Turkey that draws attention with its historical and cultural richness. Having hosted many civilizations with its thousands of years of history, Çankiri bears the traces of many cultures from the Hittites to the Ottoman Empire. Located at the foothills of the Ilgaz Mountains, the city is also known for its natural beauties and thermal springs. Çankiri, which stands out with its local characteristics such as Yaran Culture and Kendirli Creek, is also an important center in terms of agriculture and animal husbandry. Especially the rock salt beds are known as one of the oldest rock salt mines in the world and the salt extracted from here is famous for its quality. While the monuments and museums present its rich historical heritage, it also attracts the attention of local and foreign tourists with its warm and hospitable people.