These mountains are located between the provinces of Antalya and Konya, forming part of the western extensions of the Taurus Mountains. Stretching nea...

Kocain Cave has been used as a shelter and hiding place by humans since prehistoric times. Research conducted inside the cave has uncovered remains fr...

Opened to visitors in 1998, Dim Cave is the second-largest cave in Turkey that has been opened for tourism. With a total length of 410 meters, the cav...

Selge Ancient City is an important ancient settlement located in Altınkaya (Zerk) Neighborhood of Manavgat, Antalya, on the southern slopes of the Ta...

The history of Lymra Ancient City dates back to the 5th century BC, reaching its peak in the 4th century BC when it served as the capital during the r...

The history of Aytap dates back to the Roman Empire. The city was founded in honor of Queen Iotape by King Antiochus IV of Commagene, who ruled betwee...

Lyrboton Kome Ancient City is an important ancient settlement located on a mountainous hill in Varsak Neighborhood, Kepez district of Antalya, with a ...

Simena Ancient City is a historic Lycian city, known today as Kaleköy, located between the Kaş and Demre districts of Antalya. It is situated on a p...

Zeytintaşı Cave is located 15 km north of Antalya's Serik district, within the borders of Akbaş Village, and is a karstic cave estimated to have fo...

Like every natural formation, Yalan Dünya Cave is a masterpiece shaped by time and nature. With a length of 4 kilometers, it is one of the largest ca...

The Church of Saint Nicholas, located in the Demre district of Antalya, is both a sacred site for the Christian world and a fascinating structure fill...

Altınbeşik Cave, located within the borders of Ürünlü Village in the İbradı district of Antalya, stands out as the host of Turkey’s largest u...