Tourism and travel in Antalya, Turkey

Inverted House in Antalya 
The inverted house in Antalya is characterized by being the first house built in this way in Turkey and this house is classified 13 in the world, the inverted house of Antalya includes many tools of the house where you find a bedroom, lounge, bathroom, washing machine and kitchen but the distinctive thing in all these tools you see inverted as all its objects hang in the ceiling
The inverted house of Antalya opened its doors to visitors in late 2015 on an area of 85 square meters consisting of two floors and prevailed on its

İbradı It is a district of The Turkish province of Antalya. İbradı is a high plains in the Taurus Mountains. In summer the weather is dry and cooler than the Mediterranean coast, daytime temperature of 30°C and 10°C at night. The mountains are covered by juniper forests, cedars and pines.

Pamukali:The "Cotton Castle" is a natural place located in Denizli, 250 km northwest of Antalya. The city is characterized by springs and hot water rich in carbon minerals, limestone deposits fraught with sediments that have been formed by the flowing waters over thousands of years.
The site is also a site of ancient Roman monuments and has been declared a World Heritage Site by UNESCO because of its natural and historical value, with about 2 million tourists visiting it each year.

elmaliOn the mediterranean region of Turkey. It is approximately 35 km inland, near the town of Korkuteli and 110 km to the west of Antalya. In 2000, the population of the entire region was 40,041, of which 14,600 lived in the town of Elmalı. It was formerly known as kabalı and emelas.

Qazibaza
It is a city on the Mediterranean coast in southern Turkey in the province of Antalya, 180 km east of the city of Antalya.Gazipasa is a quiet rural area famous for bananas and oranges. The old name for Gazipasa is Selinus, which mutated to Selinti in the early Turkish period.

gündoğmuş
It is a far area of  Antalya, Turkey, 182 km from Antalya, facing the road from Akseki to Manavgat.  The city was formerly a village called eksere in the akseki district and its name was changed in gündoğmuş 1936.

Berga region
  It is located 15 km east of the center of Antalya. Her fame began during the reign of "Alexander the Great" in 333 BC, where she flourished a lot in his rule. After his death, Berga came under Roman rule in 133 BC, at that time it flourished even more that most of the remains today belong to this era.  Like the archaeological wall, some tower fortifications, and a Roman gate built in the fourth century AD and there is a street with columns leading to the "Nymphion", which is a beautifully decorated fountain and ancient Roman

Kumluca:
Kumluca region is about an hour and a half from the city, and is considered a paradise for diving enthusiasts, as it is rich in marvelous marine biology, and includes dozens of centers that organize diving and snorkelling trips. It is also famous for the ancient city "Olympus", which is located within a picturesque nature reserve, overlooking a plateau on The sea, surrounded by greenery, forests and rivers, has turned into a theme park for families and individuals, who go to eat in the mountain restaurants with charming views, ideal for nature lovers and tranquility.

FathiaThe Turkish region of Fethiye is located 200 km southwest of Antalya. Fathia is one of turkey's most popular tourist centers, especially during the summer, which welcomes many tourists from various Arab and European countries.
Fathia is beautiful and diverse in its tranquil nature, which makes it a convenient destination to visit in any season. Its activities vary, such as swimming, diving, climbing on its heights and mountains, walking down the plains and rivers and discovering its beauty from the sky through paragliding. Also during your visit you will get to know the most beautiful and oldest monuments that