History and General Information / Local Legends and Folklore
Daday, which has been breeding noble horses for the palace army since the Ottoman Empire and keeping the Turkish equestrian culture alive for centuries, is home to Türkiye's most established horse farms and equestrian centers. It is the meeting center of horse and nature lovers with its thoroughbred Arabian and British horses, traditional ambling horse races, horseback safari tracks in the forest, manege areas and historical wooden farm mansions. Geographical Structure, Altitude and Natural Features
It is located at an altitude of approximately 890 meters above sea level, in large meadows adjacent to pine forests at the foot of the Daday Plain. Visiting Hours, Days and Entrance Fees
•Entrance Fee:Visiting farms and sightseeing are free; Riding lessons and horseback safari tours are subject to a fee.•Visiting Hours and Days:Open 7 days a week between 09:00 - 19:00.•Rules, Safety and Baby Stroller/Disabled Access: Sudden movements should be avoided near horses, and instructors' instructions should be followed; The facilities are flat-footed and disabled accessible.•Facilities and Facilities:Open and closed maneges, horse backgammons, restaurant, cafeteria and accommodation units. Transportation, Public Transit Routes and Exact Location•Address / Open Location:Ring Road Location, Equestrian Facilities, Daday / Kastamonu.•Road Conditions and Vehicle Availability: It is very easy to reach Daday by car in 3 minutes from the center.•Real Public Transportation Information: Daday can be reached from the center in 15 minutes on foot or by taxi.•Parking Availability:There is a large open parking lot at the entrance of the farm. Contextual Experience Tips, Photography and Local Gastronomy•Best Photography Spots and Frames:Noble horses running on the manege, horseback safari frames with pine forest background and traditional wooden stud farms.•Light and Shooting Hours:Morning training hours and afternoon light.•Local Gastronomy Recommendations:You should try the organic village breakfast, buttermilk, buffalo cream and fresh Daday kefir at the farm restaurant.