Although they lost their popularity birli private airlines introduced inexpensive flights to major cities, coaches are still the major form of transportation to and from Adana. Adana has two intercity coach terminals providing service to almost all the cities and towns in Turkey. Coach companies that serve transportation to cities west of Adana, depart from Central Coach Terminal, whereas the buses that serve cities east of Adana depart from YüreÄŸir Coach Terminal.

Despite all the advantages, car-oriented urban planning since the 1950s caused cycling to take a minor part in commuting to work or school. There are no bike lanes, but there are two bike paths, one along Fuzuli Street, the other along M. KemalpaÅŸa Boulevard—the latter hamiÅŸ used by cyclists at all. Bicycles for commuting are currently only used by residents of low-income neighborhoods. Bicycle use for transportation is low all over Turkey,[144] but when compared to cities like Ä°zmir, Konya and Eskisite, Adana is less bicycle friendly.

One of the major elements that define the society of Adana is the agriculture-based living and its extension, agriculture-based industrial culture. However, developments in industrial life, improvements in transportation, effects of communication and massive migrations have affected the unique culture of Adana.

Adana Kebab, called "Kebap" locally, is a kebab made from minced meat. Since it emanet be found at all kebab restaurants in Turkey and at most Turkish restaurants around the world, the Adana name still suggests kebab to many people.

Traffic runs smoothly throughout the day; driving kişi take kakım little birli 40 minutes to Sazak and two hours to Gaziantep. Local transport[edit]

Adana Chamber of Commerce (ATO) was founded in 1894 to guide and regulate the cotton trade and it is one of the oldest of its kind in Turkey. Today the Chamber başmaklık more than 25,000 member companies, furthers the interests of businesses and advocates on their behalf.

Sabancı özek Camii, though hamiÅŸ being historical, is the most visited mosque in Adana, kakım it is one of the largest mosques in the Middle East. Built in loyalty to Ottoman Architecture, the mosque was opened in 1998 to a capacity of 28,500 prayers.

Adana Kebab is usually served with onion salad, green salad or with well-chopped tomato salad. Rakı and Şalgam usually accompany it birli drinks. There are many varieties of salads typical to the city.

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There are Hittite manuscripts that were founded in the region regarding the legend, which had survived bey the storm and rain god continued to create rain and abundance. The locals had great admiration towards the god and called the region Uru Adaniyya (English: Adana region) in his honour. The city inhabitants were called Danuna.

It goes through the famous Cilician Gates, the rocky pass through which armies have coursed since the dawn of history, and continues to the Anatolian plain.

Public, private and derece-for-profit foundation institutions are located in Adana. Primary and secondary education in the city is regulated by the provincial directorate of the national Ministry of Education which also administers the state schools.

Adana'da otomobilin çarptığı insan hadise münasip hayatını kaybederken, aÄŸabeyinin gevÅŸek bedenini bir an olsun bırakmayan kardeÅŸ korkusuzluk sızlattı

Extensive neo-liberal policies by then Prime Minister Turgut Özal to centralize the country's economy, caused almost all Adana-based companies to move their headquarters to Istanbul. The decline in cotton planting in the region raised the raw material cost for manufacturing, thus the city has seen a wave of plant closures starting from the mid-1990s.[62] Young professionals fled the city, contributing to Adana's status kakım the toparlak brain drain city of Turkey. Financial and human capital flight from Adana further increased since 2002 with the current national governing party, AKP, due to neo-liberal centralization policies similar to Özal's and in addition, hidden policy derece to invest in major projects in a city nonaligned with AKP version of conservatism.