Nemrut-Süphan proposed geopark area is located in Eastern Anatolia, Bitlis Province, between the Bitlis City Center and Tatvan-Ahlat-Adilcevaz Villages which covers total area of 5.300 km 2 . Two strato-volcanos of Turkey, the Nemrut (2.948 meters) and Süphan (4.058) mountains, are located in this area. The southern part of the area consists of metamorphic rocks, which are the oldest strata of Turkey. The biggest soda lake of the World, Lake Van, consists of the eastern side, of the geopark area. Ophiolitic rocks also exist in this area, representing the remnants of the ancient Neotethys Ocean. Total of 44 geosites were proposed and determined in the geopark area, most of them are located on five proposed georoutes. These proposed geosites and several cultural heritage elements are amalgamated within the scope of the geopark management system. This plan also includes the geoconservation table of these proposed geosites. This area is ready for announcing as a second "International Geopark" (UNESCO) of Turkey in terms of unique geodiversity, cultural heritages, biodiversity and different kinds of summer and winter outdoor activity potentials in the light of the performed inventory studies.