Karabük is an important industrial city located in the Black Sea Region of Turkey. Karabük, which gained the status of a province by separating from Zonguldak in 1995, is known for Karabük Iron and Steel Factories (KARDEMIR), Turkey's first heavy industry initiative. This industrial facility has become a symbol of the development efforts of the Republican era. Karabük is also famous for its historical Safranbolu district Safranbolu is on the UNESCO World Heritage List with its wooden architecture from the Ottoman period and hosts many local and foreign tourists every year. With its natural beauties and cultural riches, Karabük stands out as a city where history and modernism are intertwined.