Located in the rural area of Konya, the cultural and gastronomic capital of Inner Anatolia, TB TEVFİK BARDAKCI BUNGALOW is situated at a comfortable distance from major cities, at a junction of transportation networks. The facility is approximately 260 kilometers (2.5 - 3 hours by car) via the Kulu-Cihanbeyli road, about 680 kilometers (7 - 8 hours by car) to Istanbul via Sakarya and Eskişehir routes, and approximately 300 kilometers (3.5 - 4 hours by car) to Antalya, overlooking the Toros Mountains.
Unlike the concrete city center, the establishment is located on an isolated route where the steppe and mountain textures merge, in the rural area of Dokuz Mahallesi, which is connected to the Selçuklu district. It is about 15-20 kilometers from the actual center of Konya (Mevlana Museum and the historical bazaar). Since it is far from the busy city public transport network, using a personal vehicle or rental car is almost essential for logistics. For guests arriving without a car, taking a taxi from Konya Bus Station or YHT Station is the easiest solution to reach the area via well-maintained roads.
This "Boutique Forest and Steppe Retreat", which compensates for the shortcomings of camping culture, offers its guests clean indoor bathrooms and uninterrupted hot water infrastructure contrary to the primitive conditions. Despite Konya's harsh continental climate, the bungalow structure, which is extremely well insulated, keeps its interiors warm and safe. The main reason for the facility's popularity is that guests can autonomously barbecue in their designated private veranda area without disturbing the surroundings.
Before making a reservation, it is important to be aware of the practical risks related to the natural conditions of Inner Anatolia. Although it is sunny during the day, one should be prepared for the sudden cold of the steppe at night. Additionally, being prepared for the occasional insect and pest activity, which is a natural consequence of the mountainous and rural structure, is necessary while respecting the rhythm of wild life in the heart of nature while seeking urban comfort.