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Being one of the biggest districts of Ankara with a population of approximately 500 thousand people, Sincan has become more important following the foundation of the First Organized Industrial Zone in 1990. Together with the increasing volume of industrial activity, the district allowed a great number of immigrants. Due to its location which is close to the historical silk road, the district which was built in the Roman period was also one of the important settlements during the Byzantine period. Lion statues, rock graves, grape crushing bowls, earthenware jars and stone columns that were found during the excavations in villages of Sincan bear the traces of Byzantine and Roman periods. In the first years of the Republic of Turkey, immigrants from Romania, who settled in Sincan after the demand of Atatürk, brought tulip bulbs with them and made tulip the symbol of Sincan. Today, there is Tulip Square in the center of Sincan. Sincan Train Station is home to suburban trains as well we intercity high-speed trains. The Wonderland, which was built in Sincan as an amusement center, offers service with youth center, amusement park, statues of story heroes and cartoon characters, women’s lounge, swimming pool, football, volleyball and basketball courts.

While people living in the villages and rural regions of Sincan make a living from agriculture and animal husbandry, Ankara First Organized Industrial Zone where the heart of the district economy beats, is the main source of living of the district. Continental climate is experienced in Sincan with very low temperature values and heavy snowfall during winter months. In the summer, hot weather is experienced. The closest airport to Sincan is Ankara Esenboğa Airport which is one and a half hour away from Sincan.