Yalova is a small province located in the northwest of the Marmara Region but full of historical and natural beauties. Known for its proximity to Istanbul, Yalova also offers easy transportation thanks to its ferry connections. The city is famous for its thermal springs and hot springs; in fact, the name of Yalova is derived from the word "yalanova", meaning "hot water city". In addition to the thermal facilities, one of the natural beauties of the city is the Walking Pavilion; This pavilion, which shows Mustafa Kemal Atatürk's environmental protection awareness, is located on the seaside. In addition, the Karaca Arboretum in the city attracts the attention of nature lovers with its variety of trees and plants. Yalova is also an important place economically with its olive and greenhouse activities. Despite its small surface area, Yalova offers its visitors a peaceful and enjoyable experience with its rich historical and natural beauties.