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Uşak is a small city located in western Turkey with a population of 300,000 people. It experiences cold winters around 10°C and hot summers from 25-40°C. The city is known for its delicious home cooking, spa centers and hotels open year-round, many historical places, and for producing traditional Tarhana soup, carpets, rugs, and being home to Lydian treasures and the second biggest canyon in the world.
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My city
- 2. UŞAK IS LOCATED IN THE WESTERN PART OF TURKEY. IT IS A SMALL CITY WITH 300.000 POPULATION.
- 3. IN WINTER IT IS GENERALLY COLD (10 ° C AT MOST) IN SUMMER IT IS HOT(25-40 ° C )
- 4. WOMEN IN UŞAK ARE GOOD AT COOKING. YOU CAN EAT DELICIOUS MEALS AND PASTRIES IN UŞAK
- 5. YOU CAN VISIT SPA CENTERS AND HOTELS IN UŞAK AT ANY TIME IN WINTER AND IN SUMMER.
- 6. THERE ARE A LOT OF HISTORICAL PLACES IN UŞAK
- 7. UŞAK IS FAMOUS FOR : TRADITIONAL TARHANA SOUP *CARPET *RUG *LYDIAN TREASURES *The Second Biggest Canyon of The World (Ulubey Kanyonu)
- 8. THIS IS THE CITY CENTER OF UŞAK. THIS STATUE IS ONE OF THE HIGHEST STATUES IN THE WORLD.
- 9. GREETINGS FROM MY LOVELY CITY ; UŞAK