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Dublex Room
2-4 People. Ideal for family . Wc, shower, air conditioner. |
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Hexagon Room
2 People. Wc, shower, air conditioner., Terrace, Pergola. |
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Standard Room
2-3 People. Wc, shower, air conditioner. |
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| FROM THE MOUNTAIN OF THE GODS TO THE HOLY FIRE ; OLYMPOS
The city that is thought to have bee founded around the 3rd Century B.C. became a part of the Lycian union. Very quickly becoming one of the most important of the unions six cities, all that is left now of the city are now the Lycia type tombs,, gave vaults, the hamam-baths and its |
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theater, which are awaiting the visitors amidst scrubs and bay trees.
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Of the remains the most interesting one is the one that belongs to Captain Eudemos who was mariner form Olympos.
On the tomb there is relief of a ship and poem which starts with the line “The ship entered its last port and anchored never to leave again” must be read in its entirety by all visitors. Also the perpetual fire that burns at Yanartaş at Çıralı is also a “must see” sight. |
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In Greek mythology the mount of Olympos is the home of the Gods. Therefore there approximately twenty mountains in Anatolia and Greece that have been named Olympos. The antique name of the Tahtalı mountain (2374 m) within the 'Olympos-Beydağ National Park’ was Olympos in antique times. The Tahtalı Mountain although is not one of the highest mountains in Turkey still has an imposing look which impresses the onlookers, due to sudden rise from the shores of the Mediterranean.
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ALMIGHTY MOTHER GODDESS’ CITY ; MYRA
Myra which was one of the most important cities of the Lycian union means the “abode of the Mother Goddess “. The city has history stretching back to 5th century B.C. In Roman times it was the capitol of Lycia and was then deserted in 11th century A.D. Its tombs and amphitheater that were carved out of rock are still in excellent condition. The tomb vaults that rise on top of each other, reminiscent of the façade of temples are the best examples Lycian tombs. The faces engraved into marble |
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| in the theater that were based on the masks used by the players are really worth seeing. Another important artwork in the theater is the figure belonging to the goddess of luck Tyche. There is an inscription in this figure that reads “May Victory and Luck be on the City Below”. |
TRACES OF THE SUNKEN CITY; SİMENA
The antique city of Simena located in Kekova, one of the most beautiful spots of the Mediterranean, is nearly coalesced with Kale village on the foothills. The remains of the city that was sun after a large earthquake and the scenery is magnificent. The tombs lining the hilltops are in very good condition. Apart from |
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| those on the hilltops the tomb that is half buried in the sea is another uniquely interesting example. Other ruins of interest are the Castle from the Middle Ages, mini theater, Roman baths, and the Byzantine church. It is possible to reach the ruins by wither boat or a trail that takes half an hour from Üçağız, Also the trekking path named as the “Lycia Road“ has its most scenic parts around Simena. |
APOLLON WAS BORN HERE; PATARA
Patara; is mentioned in mythological sources as the birth place of the god of sun , light and radiance and the protector music and fine arts Apollon. Although nothing is left of the temple of Apollon in Patara, it was the centre for prophecy of its time. The best preserved ruin
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in Patara is the Roman Victory Column built towards the end of the 1st century A.D. also the Byzantine Basilica and the Corinthian style temple are other monuments of interest. The theater that was overrun by the sands swept in from the beach that was cleared with great difficulty is also in good condition.
Along the new shore road that aptly demonstrates all the natural beauty of the Mediterranean when the Phaselis turn off is taken 35 kms from Antalya, a forested road will take you to Phaselis in the Tekirova village.
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Although the close by Beldibi cave shows signs of prehistoric habitation, the city of Phaselis on the shore is around 7th century B.C. It was setup as a colony for the people of Rhodes in 690 B.C. due to the fact that it possessed three ports and was close to rich forest regions it. Phaselis which was earning its living from the sea trade in VII. and VI. Centuries B.C. was ruled by the Persians then after their defeat by Alexander the Great it
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came under the sovereignty of Alexander. However the people of Phaselis opened their doors to Alexander and he was their guest in their city. Alexander accepted many of the ambassadors of Pamphlia cities and conquered all the cities along the shores all the way to Gordion. |
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