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Yeşilyurt Village is located within the boundaries of the Ayvacık district of Çanakkale Province in Türkiye. Situated at the foothills of the Kazdağı Mountains, the village is approximately 3 kilometres from the settlement of Küçükkuyu and about 22 kilometres from the Ayvacık district centre. Formerly known as Büyük Çetmi, the village is distinguished by its stone houses and natural surroundings.

Yeşilyurt Village (Ayvacık Municipality)
Although various historical details about Yeşilyurt Village exist, its stone-built structures began attracting attention from the 1980s onward. After the 1990s, the number of visitors increased, and during the 2000s, some of the stone buildings were restored and repurposed for tourism.
The village lies on the southern slopes of the Kazdağı Mountains and is surrounded by olive groves and forested areas. The region experiences a Mediterranean climate, with hot, dry summers and mild, rainy winters. The village features forested areas and olive groves as part of its vegetation cover.

Yeşilyurt Village (Ayvacık Municipality)
The village contains traditional stone-built structures, including residences, boutique hotels, guesthouses, cafés, and some art studios. Stone-paved streets and gabled buildings in the village square and alleys are notable features.
Accommodation in Yeşilyurt Village is provided by boutique hotels and guesthouses. There are also several restaurants and cafés. Activities such as walking trails, photography, and various handicrafts are offered. The village is visited due to its proximity to Kazdağı National Park.
Olive cultivation, small-scale agriculture, and animal husbandry are practiced in the village. Some families engage in tourism-related activities by offering accommodation and food and beverage services. Handicrafts and local products also contribute to the local economy.

Yeşilyurt Village (Ayvacık Municipality)
Yeşilyurt Village is accessible by road. Connections to the village are made via the Çanakkale–İzmir highway through the settlement of Küçükkuyu. The village can be reached by private vehicle or local transportation options.
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