Kozan

Kozan is a city and district in the Adana Province of Turkey. It is located in the southeastern part of the country, in the Çukurova region. The city is situated at the foothills of the Taurus Mountains. Historically, Kozan was known as Sis, and it was a significant city during the Armenian Kingdom of Cilicia, serving as its capital for a period. The imposing Kozan Castle, a medieval fortress, is a prominent landmark overlooking the city and is a testament to its rich past.

The district of Kozan is primarily an agricultural area, with crops such as cotton, wheat, and various fruits and vegetables being cultivated. The economy is also supported by small-scale industries and trade. The population of Kozan has grown steadily over the years, reflecting internal migration and natural increase. The city offers a glimpse into Anatolian life with its bustling bazaars, traditional architecture, and local cuisine. The surrounding landscape provides opportunities for outdoor activities, though tourism is not yet a major industry. Kozan is connected to other parts of Turkey by road and rail networks.