About Sincan District
Sincan district consists of two outer districts (Temelli and Yenikent) and 57 neighborhoods, excluding the central district. According to 2019 data, the most populous neighborhood is Pınarbaşı. Following in order are Mareşal Çakmak, Malazgirt, Tandoğan, Selçuklu, Plevne, and Mustafa Kemal neighborhoods, each with populations over 30,000, making them the most crowded neighborhoods in Sincan. The Sincan district is generally a lively and crowded area.
History of Sincan Although the exact official history of Sincan is unknown, records show it as Sincan Village in the 17th century. In the early years of the Republic, it was a village with 28 households and a mosque. Following Atatürk's request, immigrants from Romania and Bulgaria were settled in Sincan, increasing its population to 1,258 in 1950. By Atatürk's command, 100 immigrant families from Romania's Köseabdi were settled in Sincan. The immigrants brought tulip bulbs with them, making tulips and tulip gardens the first things that come to mind when Sincan is mentioned. With the settlement of immigrants, Sincan gained the appearance of a typical immigrant village and quickly developed due to its location on the Ankara-Nallıhan-Ayaş state highway. In 1956, it became more central, and a municipality was established in the same year. With a rapidly growing population, Sincan was separated from Yenimahalle district and became a district on November 30, 1983, with the law number 2963. Later, with the Council of Ministers' decision dated March 8, 1988, and numbered 88/12721, it was included within the borders of the Metropolitan Municipality.
Sincan gained importance in ancient times due to its proximity to the Silk Road. There are also some settlements in Asia with the same name. The word Sincan means the land of lively, joyful people.
Sincan and Job Opportunities Sincan is home to the Ankara 1st Organized Industrial Zone, completed in 1990 and still developing. This industrial area has significantly contributed to the increasing population of Sincan. The Organized Industrial Zone, which has played a major role in the population growth of Sincan, hosts many domestic and international factories. Additionally, with the later inclusion of Temelli, formerly a town of Polatlı district, into Sincan, ASO 2nd and 3rd Organized Industrial Zones and Başkent Organized Industrial Zones were established, significantly increasing the number of factories in the district.
Compared to its surrounding districts, Sincan is quite advanced in the service sector. There are many production areas, factories, and workplaces. Sincan is a shopping destination with reasonable prices, especially for furniture, durable household goods, clothing, textiles, education, and food services. Many factories or companies in Sincan occasionally need vehicles. In such cases, opting for periodical car rentals instead of purchasing vehicles is a more economical choice. With Besa corporate car rental service, you can experience hassle-free car rental.
Places to Visit in Sincan
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