Amasya Province is located in northern Turkey, known for its rich history and beautiful landscapes. The province is surrounded by the Pontic Mountains and features the Yesilirmak River, which flows through its capital city, also named Amasya. The area is famous for its traditional Ottoman houses and historical sites, including the Amasya Castle and ancient rock tombs. The climate in Amasya Province is characterized by hot summers and cold winters, making it suitable for various agricultural activities. The region is known for producing fruits, particularly apricots and cherries. Amasya is also a center for cultural tourism, attracting visitors interested in its historical heritage and natural beauty.