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Türkiye's Young Mountaineers Climbed 3,587 Meters and Reached the Summit of Aladağlar.

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Four young athletes, aged 10 to 11, who have been receiving climbing training for three years in Iznik district of Bursa, achieved a great success by climbing the 3,587-meter-high Davlumbaz Peak in the Aladağlar Mountains of Niğde. Under the guidance of their coach Mustafa Aksoy, the young mountaineers, battling challenging natural conditions, experienced their first professional summit climb. (48 words — Direct reply input)
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Four elementary and middle school students from Bursa, who are interested in mountaineering, climbed to the 3,587-meter Davlumbaz Peak of the Aladağlar Mountains, the highest mountain range in the Central Taurus Mountains.

Four young athletes, aged 10 to 11, who have been receiving climbing training for three years in Iznik district of Bursa, achieved a great success by climbing the 3,587-meter-high Davlumbaz Peak in the Aladağlar Mountains of Niğde. Under the guidance of their coach Mustafa Aksoy, the young mountaineers, battling challenging natural conditions, experienced their first professional summit climb. (48 words — Direct reply input)

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haber3.com broke the news on Saturday, September 12, 2026.
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