While Ankara's Esenboğa is the main international airport in the region, it's not on par with most other airports of capital cities of the world with a little number of international connections and you usually have to transfer via one of Istanbul's airports when approaching from out of country. Konya, Kayseri, and Sivas also have airports with fairly frequent domestic services.
Ankara is well-served by passenger trains from almost anywhere in the country with a rail line. Most lines have at least one service every day. Eskişehir is served by trains from northwest and west to Ankara, while trains from east pass through Sivas and Kayseri first on their way to Ankara. Trains from south also pass through Kayseri.
Well-paved and wide highways, and usually those in motorway standards, connect the region to all directions.
This is a landlocked region and irregular flow of the rivers don't let boats to navigate along, though you may try your chance with a canoe, instead.
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