Zonguldak Erzurum Bus Ticket
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Zonguldak - Erzurum Bus Trip
Min Price | 1,600 TL |
The Most Affordable Company | Lüks Erova Turizm |
Most Visited Company | Lüks Erova Turizm |
Average Number of Breaks | 2 |
Approximate Travel Time | 19 hour 15 minute |
Number of Daily Expeditions | 4 |
Cheapest Zonguldak - Erzurum Bus Tickets
Zonguldak - Erzurum
17 Jun 2025 - Lüks Erova Turizm
1,600 TL
Zonguldak - Erzurum
28 Jun 2025 - Lüks Erova Turizm
1,600 TL
Zonguldak - Erzurum
17 Jun 2025 - Ali Osman Ulusoy
2,000 TL
Zonguldak - Erzurum
17 Jun 2025 - Ali Osman Ulusoy
2,000 TL
Zonguldak - Erzurum
28 Jun 2025 - Ali Osman Ulusoy
2,000 TL
Zonguldak - Erzurum
28 Jun 2025 - Ali Osman Ulusoy
2,000 TL
Zonguldak - Erzurum
17 Jun 2025 - Kanberoğlu Turizm
2,100 TL
Zonguldak - Erzurum
28 Jun 2025 - Kanberoğlu Turizm
2,100 TL
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About Zonguldak
Zonguldak, located on the Western Black Sea coast of our country, is a city famous for its rich coal deposits. It also has an important position as a port city.
This province has port connections with the countries bordering the Black Sea; It has six districts: Alaplı, Çaycuma, Devrek, Kilimli, Kozlu and Karadeniz Eregli. Düzce, Bolu, Karabük,
The history of Zonguldak, bordering Bartın and the Black Sea, dates back to B.C. It dates back to 2500. The city, which experienced the rule of the Hattians, Hittites, Persians, Romans, Byzantium, Anatolian Seljuks and Ottomans, is the 67-plate province of the Republic of Turkey.
The city, which stands out with its caves and sacred places of worship used as shelter by Christian priests, especially with its Filyos beach, is a city worth seeing on its own with the historical ruins of the Filyos region. This region has been the scene of many wars throughout history.
This province has port connections with the countries bordering the Black Sea; It has six districts: Alaplı, Çaycuma, Devrek, Kilimli, Kozlu and Karadeniz Eregli. Düzce, Bolu, Karabük,
The history of Zonguldak, bordering Bartın and the Black Sea, dates back to B.C. It dates back to 2500. The city, which experienced the rule of the Hattians, Hittites, Persians, Romans, Byzantium, Anatolian Seljuks and Ottomans, is the 67-plate province of the Republic of Turkey.
The city, which stands out with its caves and sacred places of worship used as shelter by Christian priests, especially with its Filyos beach, is a city worth seeing on its own with the historical ruins of the Filyos region. This region has been the scene of many wars throughout history.