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Mount Sabalan: Haydar Sacit reaches 4,811-meter summit

Haydar Sacit, a faculty member from Düzce University's Faculty of Sport Sciences, has successfully completed a high-altitude climb to the 4,811-meter summit of Mount Sabalan in northwestern Iran.

As part of an international organization involving athletes and climbers from various countries, Sacit ascended the mountain via the Alvars route from the south. The expedition lasted two days, with the first day dedicated to high-altitude adaptation and camping, followed by the summit push on the second day.

Mount Sabalan, located in the Ardabil region, is one of Iran's highest mountains and is featured on the UNESCO World Heritage Tentative List. The mountain is noted for its volcanic structure, crater lake, and its significance to the oral culture and identity of Azerbaijani Turks.

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Ardabil · Düzce University · Haydar Sacit · Mount Sabalan · UNESCO

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