Enjoy your dream vacation in Antalya, Turkey.
Exotic beach hotels, well-preserved streets, relaxing coastlines and historic ruins are a few that you can experience by visiting the ever so beautiful Turkish city of ‘Antalya’. Here we are about to explore the best possible ways to thoroughly enjoy your very next trip to Antalya.
1. Pay a visit to the incredible Perge stadium to fill yourself the aura of chariot races.
Yeah, you read it right. Antalya, the city of monuments houses the massive Perge stadium, which is considered to be the world’s largest and best-preserved chariot racing arena of the history. With its massive 15,000 seat capacity, a visit to this stadium will take you back in time to those epic competitions indeed!
2. Explore the ancient Aspendos city.
Located 40 kilometres apart from the city of Antalya, Aspendos is a must-visit destination for all tourists. Here you can witness the best-preserved ancient theatre which was operational from 160 to 180 A.D.
Want more? You are even allowed to climb up the monument by sitting at the wide stands at either side of the podium. This theatre, which could accommodate 8000 people at a time, was specifically used for watching live performances
3. Witness the beauty of Duden.
By means of a boat ride along the Antalya coast, you can reach the impressive Duden waterfalls that originate from the Taurus Mountains, runs all the way to merge with the Mediterranean Sea. The upper Duden, which is 15 kilometres away from the Antalya city itself, can be accessed by means of local public transport.
The Duden falls has carved the rocks to create a cave in a natural way. The visitor can obtain an unusual perspective of the waterfalls by wandering around the cave.
4. Visit Kaleici town.
The harbour city called ‘Kaleici’ is ideal for spending a relaxed noon time in the heart of the Antalya city. The Yivli Minare Mosque located here which was constructed around the 13th century is quite prominent.
By the roadsides of Kaleici, you can buy the world-famous Turkish carpet and a lot of other souvenirs in market halls and tiny shops. Sip a cup of street-side coffee and step into the Antalya archaeological museum to catch a glimpse of the history too.
No comments:
Post a Comment