İmrahor Vadisi Millet Bahçesi

About İmrahor Vadisi Millet Bahçesi

İmrahor Vadisi Millet Bahçesi is a national garden laid out along the İmrahor Valley on the southern edge of Çankaya. It was built by the state housing agency TOKİ for the Ministry of Environment, Urbanisation and Climate Change and opened to visitors in May 2025. The project covers roughly 200,000 square metres. According to the ministry, it includes 57,863 square metres of green space, 22,615 square metres of footpaths and a car park for 135 vehicles. Three bridges cross the valley, and the garden has cycle paths, children's playgrounds, viewing terraces, fitness areas and electronic play areas. For refreshments and rest there are cafeterias, kiosks, a millet kıraathanesi (the reading and tea room found in Turkish national gardens) and a small mosque (mescit). Practical notes: the garden lies in İlkbahar Mahallesi in the İmrahor Valley, south of the city centre, and the on-site car park makes it easy to reach by car. Mapping data marks the opened section as the first stage of the project.