5 places to visit in the Güce district of Giresun: Ağaçbaşı Plateau, Güce Plateaus and Güce Streams and Valleys. Plan your trip to Güce with local food, practical tips and transport information.
Güce is a district of Giresun province, about 55 km from Giresun city centre and 14 km from the coast.
Geography and History
Boynuyoğun Village is important for Turkish history as an oba settlement where the Turkic tribes spread across Anatolia. In the district are Şaban Castle, historic Black Sea houses, serenders and stone-paved silk roads.
Economy
Crops grown in the district include hazelnuts, tea, corn, kiwi and cherries. Chestnut honey is very famous in the district, and there is a tea processing factory and a chicken egg production farm.
History and Culture
The Çepni Turks first settled Güce from the middle of the 14th century. The 1486 tahrir register records the Alahnas nahiye, which included Güce. There are indications that the name Güce points to the settlement of pre-Islamic Turkic tribes in the region.
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