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02/12/2016

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02/12/2016

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20/05/2016

Feel the meaning of Turquoise in Turkey!
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15/05/2016

Demre – Myra – Kekova
Feel the meaning of Turquoise in Kekova!

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The starting point of the tour heading up the coast with a unique Mediterranean view is Çayağzı or the Ücağız port in Demre county. Getting in the wooden boats at the port and going towards the area, there will be the opportunity to view the ancient, submerged city from the boats during the 1-1:30 hour long trip. Because there hasn’t been an excavation, we don’t know the history of this island completely, and it is filled with ruins. While looking at the Tersane village, on the right you have stores that have been submerged by the sea and on the left you can see the ruins of this submerged city in the water. As we follow the coastline, it is still possible to see that half of the houses are under water and the stairs go down into the sea. When the weather and the sea permit, there will be a swimming break. After the boat tour, our next stop will be the Ancient City Myra and the church of St. Nicholas Church.
The Ancient City Myria which is found in the Demre county, was famous for its Rock Graves and Roman Period Theater especially during the Lycian Period. The rock graves, engraved epitaphs and coins show that Myra dates back to at least the 5th century B.C. Myra was one of the cities that came to the forefront as much for religion as administration during the Byzantine period. Its fame is also indebted to St. Nicholas (Santa Claus) who was the bishop of this city during the 4th century and the church named posthumously after him after he was sainted. The church built in the 6th century AD is important as a worship center but especially for the sarcophagus of Saint Nicholas (Santa Claus) found here. In recent years, after the restoration of the murals, the most important examples of Iconic Art are shown here

15/05/2016

Antalya city tour - Discover Antalya (2)

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The Antalya City Tour, an amazing opportunity to discover Antalya and its natural beauty, begins with the Düden Waterfalls.

The Düden Waterfalls having a karstic source is the Mediterraenan’s biggest and Turkey’s most famous Waterfall. The Düden Park is well-liked by local and foreigners alike for its different vegetation and 25-meter waterfalls. The 40-meter-long trail below the waterfalls goes to a cave and gives visitors the opportunity to see the waterfall from the other side.

In order to get to know Antalya, our last stop will be to visit the district of Kaleiçi, the pearl of the Mediterranean, being one of the oldest settlements in the world. With our guide’s narration, the cobblestone streets situated with bay-window houses, which have witnessed history, will give a different sense of beauty. The Three Doors located in the Old Roman walls which were made for the Roman Emperor Hadrian, the Yivli Minaret – Antalya’s symbol – and the historic narrow, cobblestone streets are among the places we will visit. Our walk in Kaleiçi will end at the Republic Square.

15/05/2016

Antalya tour FD ( daily trip ). Discover Antalya!

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The Aspendos Theater is the Roman Theater which has been the best preserved from the ancient world up until our day. The theater which has remained since the 2nd century AD has a capacity of 15,000 people. Nowadays, during summer months, the structure, which showed that period’s most important gladiator battles, presents Opera and Ballet shows under the auspices of the Republic of Turkey’s Ministry of Culture and Tourism. During the same period, Aqueducts – an engineering wonder – having been built to carry water to the City of Aspendos are found behind the Theater, and after we take a break here to take pictures the second place we will visit will be the Düden Waterfalls.
The Düden Waterfalls having a karstic source is the Mediterranean’s biggest and Turkey’s most famous Waterfall. The Düden Park is well-liked by local and foreigners alike for its different vegetation and 25-meter waterfalls. The 40-meter-long trail below the waterfalls goes to a cave and gives visitors the opportunity to see the waterfall from the other side.
In order to get to know Antalya, our last stop will be to visit the district of Kaleiçi, the pearl of the Mediterranean, being one of the oldest settlements in the world. With our guide’s narration, the cobblestone streets situated with bay-window houses, which have witnessed history, will give a different sense of beauty. The Three Doors located in the Old Roman walls which were made for the Roman Emperor Hadrian, the Yivli Minaret – Antalya’s symbol – and the historic narrow, cobblestone streets are among the places we will visit. Our walk in Kaleiçi will end at the Republic Square.

15/05/2016

Tahtali – Phaselis – Ulupinar
Splendid view of Antalya from the summit of the Ta**us Mountains!

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After the 15-minute cable car trip where there is Kemer on one side and the blueness of the Mediterranean on the other, we will arrive at the 2,365-meter high Mount Tahtali. After we stay for a bit at the peak with the breath-taking view, we will return by cable car. The steep rock cliffs in untouched nature, the beautiful pine and cedar forests, the turquoise blue sea and the majestic mountains make this view one of a kind. Don’t forget your camera or camcorder!

The next stop is the Ancient City Phaselis. Phaselis was one of the important ports and trade cities founded by the Rhodes colonies in 690 BC. The Aqueducts, Agora, the Roman bathhouses, the Theater and the City Gate built in the honor of the Emperor Hadrian are just some of the historic ruins that can be seen. After the Phaselis tour, we will take a meal break at Ulupinar, a place said to have come from heaven.

In the restaurant situated above the Ulupinar river, the lunch that will be eaten with the sound of chirping birds may be the most colorful experience of the entire tour

15/05/2016

Perga – Aspendos – Kursunlu

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For lovers of History and Culture, Perga, Aspendos and the Kursunlu Waterfall tour will leave unforgettable impressions on their mind.
Perga: It was a district in the Pamphylia region subordinate to the Roman Empire which had spread out far and wide.
It is known as a city that blends Ancien Greek, Roman and Bizantine cultures. It sheds light on history with Anatolia’s best preserved Roman bathhouses, Agora, Sütunlu Boulevard, Anıtsal Çeşmesi and the 12-thousand person splended Stadium.
The Aspendos Theater is the Roman Theater which has been the best preserved from the ancient world up until our day. The theater which has remained since the 2nd century AD has a capacity of 15,000 people. Nowadays, during summer months, the structure, which showed that period’s most important gladiator battles, presents Opera and Ballet shows under the auspices of the Republic of Turkey’s Ministry of Culture and Tourism. During the same period, Aqueducts – an engineering wonder – having been built to carry water to the City of Aspendos are found behind the Theater, and after we take a break here to take pictures the last place we will visit will be the Kursunlu Waterfall.
The Kursunlu Waterfall has thousands of various plants unique to it, and at the same time the 18-meter high waterfall is a national park. Here, 7 small ponds are connected to each other by the small waterfalls. The Kursunlu Waterfall is located in a 2-kilometer long canyon and this place was opened for visitation by turning it into a park in the year 1986. Inside the Waterfall and Picnic area there are scenic observation decks, a playground, restaurant, parking lot, foot trails, drinkable water and a toilet.

14/05/2016

Termessos & Duden - See Alexander falls & Feel the greenness!

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Without a doubt, one of the Antalya region’s most interesting archaeological sites is Termessos, it shows the incredible harmony between history and nature today. Termessos’s soothing and untouched scenery is more different than the other ancient cities and it has an impressive atmosphere to it. Due to its natural and historical richness , the city has come under the name of National Park. The city located in the ancient Pysidia region was founded at the elevation of 1,050 meters in the Ta**us Mountains.

The residents of Termessos are known as a people originating from Anatolia. Alexander the Great tried to besiege it in the year 333 BC but this city he was unable to conquer he likened it to an eagle’s nest. After a gradual downfall, Termessos was abandoned finally in the 5th century AD. The City which has been preserved up until our day includes some of the sites that we will see such as the City Walls, the Triumphal Arch of Hadrian, the Water Cisterns, the Theater, the Ancient Sport Academy, Agora, the Trading Center and Memorial of Bravery. Alcates and the Graves Ornamented with the Lion are some of those that are interesting in the cemetery which is greatly dispersed throughout. Visitors are recommended to wear sneakers in order to move easily and safely. The last stop in our tour after Termessos will be the Düden Waterfall.

The Düden Waterfalls having a karstic source is the Mediterraenan’s biggest and Turkey’s most famous Waterfall. The Düden Park is well-liked by local and foreigners alike for its different vegetation and 25-meter waterfalls. The 40-meter-long trail below the waterfalls goes to a cave and gives visitors the opportunity to see the waterfall from the other side.

14/05/2016

Olympos – Çıralı – Ulupinar | Get close to the god of fire!

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The ancient city of Olympos which was founded during the Hellenistic period and is one of the most important cities of the Lycian civilization. This region became a center of attraction because of the place where the god of fire, Hephaistos was worshiped and because of its spectacular natural beauty. Olympos is situated between both banks of the Ulupinar river and is located on the coast. Its important structures include the mosaic floor of the Byzantine Bathhouses, the Marble Entrance to the Temple, the Theater and the Ancient Graves. At the same time, the Olympos coast is one of the places where terrapins go to spawn eggs.

Çıralı is a place located close to Olympos, a half-hour away. Its other name being Yanartaş, it gives a different display as there are different vents in the region where natural gas seeps out causing fires. According to legend, this fire comes out of the mouth of the lion-headed monster Chimera and the hero Bellerophon along with his winged horse, Pegasus, slayed this monster here. It is recommended for visitors to wear sneakers here to get around easier and safer. After our Olympos visit we will take a meal break at Ulupinar, a place said to have come from heaven.
In the restaurant situated above the Ulupinar river, the lunch that will be eaten with the sound of chirping birds may be the most colorful experience of the entire tour.

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