Lake Beysehir was formed, as a result of the filling of a tectonic depression with water. It is the third largest lake after Lake Van and Salt Lake, and fulfills the water needs of the Central Anatolian region. It also benefits from the waters of Lake Beyşehir to irrigate agricultural areas. Beyşehir is one of the fishing areas. In the park, you can practice...
Dundarbey School, the school also known as Tash among the people, was built in 1301 by order of Mr. Dundar. The school is built according to a plan with a courtyard and in the middle of the courtyard there is a fountain, it is a two storey building and there are a total of 11 rooms around the courtyard, it is necessary to use a 12-step staircase to go up to ...
Lake Covada, one of the rare beauties of the city in terms of the richness of its flora and diversity of wildlife. The area around the lake which is somewhat shallow compared to other lakes, has been declared a national park. The national park, built on an area of 6 thousand 534 hectares, provides a suitable environment for camping, trekking, nature photogra...
The ancient city on the island, it is estimated that its history dates back to the second and first centuries BC. It draws attention with its coins with images of Zeus, Heracles and Dionysus. At the point where the ancient city is located, there is a path that allows you to walk intertwined with history, there are important ruins such as the Temple of Zeus, ...
Milas National Park we can show as a hidden paradise in Isparta, one of the stops that you must definitely visit for a peaceful day in contact with nature, the people of the area visit frequently for activities such as picnics, it also hosts guests from neighboring provinces.
Jan Island, is a small island that is used only as picnic spots. The island, which is very suitable for tents and caravans, has taken its place among the popular tourist spots with picnic spots.
Yazili Canyon National Park, declared a national park in 1989, is one of the hidden paradises, with wonderful hiking trails, fresh air and one of the natural riches. during your visit to the valley; You can see the diverse plants, take a picnic, try rock and mountain climbing, or simply enjoy the scenery.
Kutlu Bey Mosque (The Great), one of the oldest mosques built in the city, it is estimated that the mosque was built by Kutlu Bey in the fourteenth century AD, the first officer in Sparta, during the reign of Murad I, was one of the most important soldiers of that period and achieved successes Great for the Ottoman Empire. And the confirmed information is th...
Mount Didigol, registered as the highest peak in the middle of the Taurus Mountains, is a natural wonder with a height of 998 thousand meters. The mountain on which you will see snow almost all year round, is another natural beauty worth seeing. It prepares the environment for many activities such as climbing and trekking activities. In addition, the diddigo...
Atape Ertukos Madrasah, the school built by the Seljuks in 1224 during the reign of Alaeddin Keykubat I, is considered one of the most beautiful examples of Turkish architecture in the city. It was made of stones from the ruins of Atabi and Bayat, it has a simple structure far from ostentatious, built in the style of a closed school, covered with a dome and ...
Lake Eğirdir, known as the Seven Colored Lakes, is the second largest freshwater lake in Turkey; It has a natural drinking water basin and is of international importance in terms of biodiversity. Of the 454 species of birds in Turkey, 225 live around Lake Egirdir. Therefore, fishing, farming and meeting drinking water needs are the main sources of income.
Bashpinar Nature Park Recreation Area, offering 8 bungalows, tent units and social facilities to its visitors. Contributing to tourism in the summer, the park attracts great interest in the winter months as a ski resort for its proximity to Mount Didegol. There are forest houses in Melek Plateau where you can stay when you are tired or hungry, you can fish w...
Isparta Ethnographic Carpet and Rug Museum Opened in 2013, the museum displays nearly 3,500 carpets, kilims, and ethnographic artifacts used by the Turks in Anatolia, while you also have the chance to examine cultural carpet-weaving looms, horse carriages, and hundreds of artifacts. The museum, with a total area of 3,200 square meters, has 11 floors, and the...
Yalvac Museum, the need arose to display the artifacts discovered as a result of the excavations carried out by the Americans from the ancient city of Antiochia in the Pisidia region, for this reason the museum, which was opened on July 16, 2000, has the distinction of being the largest museum in the Lake District. Consists of four sections, Prehistoric Hall...
Altinkum Beach is characterized by its fine sand as its location is a small bay. The lagoon, which is calm and perfect for swimming, does not exceed 200 meters from the shore, so it is completely safe. The beach, which was awarded the Blue Flag as a result of the work performed, has changing cabins, showers, buffets and a camping area for 50 tents.
The museum began accepting visitors on January 9, 2014 and is located in a historic 3-storey building, the building is believed to have been built in the 1920s. There are wax statues of people who played very important roles in the liberation of Hatay, a variety of objects such as various war items, plaques and medals are displayed.
Payas Castle, which was built by Genoese in the thirteenth century AD, was used by other civilizations in the city after the Genoese, the castle is also called the Castle of the Jinn. The castle on the sacred pilgrimage routes was the property of the Knights Templar to protect the Christians who went on a pilgrimage, and the castle, which came under Ottoman ...
Arsuz Hatay Beach, if you are thinking of swimming in Hatay, which is among the best spots that you can consider and add to your list, is among the important beaches that you can choose for swimming in this region.
Belen Pass Natural Park, covering a total area of 45 hectares, was registered in 2014. The park, which has become the route of migratory birds, is one of the few bottlenecks in Turkey and the world, is very suitable for bird watching and landscapes, being located at an altitude of 740 meters. Each year, thousands of birds that migrate south to the winter are...
Hatay Archeology Museum has one of the richest collections about the history of Hatay. Designed in a very modern way, the museum has been welcoming its visitors since 2014. On an area of more than 3,000 square meters, artifacts belonging to many civilizations from the Paleolithic to the Ottoman era are displayed, some of the most important examples of mosa...
Karagac Beach, a favorite among the places for swimming in Hatay, has soft sand and warm water, so much so that it is easy to swim in the sea until November, families with children can easily go there, there are many picnics, campsites and restaurants on the edge of the beach.
The Museum of Medicinal and Aromatic Plants, which was opened to introduce its visitors to the rich flora of Hatay, was established to display alternative plants as well as modern medicine. It covers an area of 215 square meters, and was used for many different purposes before it was converted into a museum. The building is 100 years old. First opened for us...
The plateau of Batyaz, famous for its natural water resources, is located in Hatay Samandag, used as a picnic place, very popular among tourists recently, also used as a residential area, thanks to the quality of oxygen and its clean nature, Hatay is a must-visit during your trip.
Cradle cave, Hatay has been a settlement and trade point for many different civilizations for centuries. The civilizations that live here have left many historical artifacts behind. One of them is located in the Beshikli cave, these tombs are located 100 meters from the Titus Rock Tunnel, separated by walls from each other, there are a total of 12 tombs insi...
