Tourism and travel in Antalya, Turkey

Termesus
To the northwest of Antalya, 34 km away, Termesus is located, and has a theatre like the one owned by Aspendos, but we are now in a higher area and at the foot of a rugged hill.An area that was under military rule.To go to this area you have to wear shoes suitable for rugged mountainous areas, and take plenty of water.Although it's hard to reach, you'll enjoy a scene that's not to be missed.

The kitchen of Antalya includes many foods and specialties, including:  Peas (made with tahini, garlic, nuts, and boiled cereal). Spicy hibis mixed with cumin and tahini. Kofte tender, kebab tender, domatis sevice, shakshoka, and various cold mediterranean dishes with olive oil. One local peculiarity is boiled lupine seeds, which are eaten as a snack.  Grida (also known as Lagos or Mediterranean grouper) is a common fish in local dishes.

Sida
Seda is one of the ancient tourist centers because of its historical monuments such as the Bath of Rome and the Seda Museum, which displays the originality and heritage of the state of Antalya.

Antalya Caves
It is one of the most prominent and popular factors of polarization for tourists:
The 60-meter-long Conak Alt-Foldcave is connected to the sea, making it known as the "Sea Cave". The eastern parts are flooded while the west contains pools of water formed by the waves that hit them continuously.
The 74-metre-long Kochok Debsis Cave features rising and falling rock ends and high humidity as water falls from the roof.
The 149-metre-long Babacayasi Cave does not contain any pools or accumulations of water, while The Gorlik Cave needs a ladder to descend from the cave's crater, which is

Hadrian's Gate 
One of Antalya's most famous tourist attractions, which can't be missed by a visitor, decides to visit the old town of Kalichi, where the town is famous for its wide-sized gates at the city's eastern entrance, and hadrian's gate is the most famous of all, with its unique marble design derived from Roman art and culture, with ornate ceilings and three arches surrounded by a series of huge towers.
The arched marble gate, now a tourist attraction, a magnificent promenade and an ideal location for photography dates back to 130 AD, and was created to celebrate the visit

Alanya .It is an important historical and touristic region with a coastline of nearly 100 km, and the sea view is fascinating. It contains restaurants, cafes and resorts that cater to all needs.

On the western side of Manafgat, 5 km southeast of the village of Oronlo, can be reached via the Antalya-Ibradi-Orono route and one hour walk away.Altin Bishtek Cave, the largest in Turkey and the third in the world.It was named after the hill above the cave.It carries a complex geological structure of Taurus,Therefore, it carries within its folds the effects of carving and nudity dating back millions of years.

Antalya Archaeological Museum
One of the best tourist attractions in Turkey to visit when travelling to Antalya during your tours, it gives you the most background on Antalya's ancient history on the horizon, where the huge museum offers a collection of the most important artifacts and objects dating back nearly 5,000 years, where the bronze and Byzantine civilizations have been excavated from various archaeological sites within Turkey's Antalya.
Perhaps the most important of these artifacts are the divinity sculptures from Berg, the mosaic designs of Slackyoka.
  

Areas in Antalya "Afslar"
The Area of Afslar is located in the city of Alanya and is considered a newly developed area, urban and public facilities distinct it clearly, and also characterized by its proximity to the famous sandy beach Of Vogela, there are many cafes, restaurants and commercial markets in addition to the presence of secure transportation in that area, which is 25 km from the center of Alanya city.