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Ancient Ruins

This collection spans the Lycian coast near Kemer, featuring the prominent maritime ruins of Phaselis with its well-preserved Roman aqueduct and thermal bath complexes. The list includes the medieval Gedelme Castle, situated near a centuries-old plane tree, and the sacred Hephaistos temple ruins located near the eternal flames of Chimaera. These sites offer a focused look at the region's transition from Lycian and Roman antiquity to the Byzantine era.

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A

Phaselis Ancient City

Phaselis or Faselis was a Greek and Roman city on the coast of ancient Lycia.

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B

Kemer Tower

A central landmark and clock tower in Kemer, serving as a monument and observation point.

C

Gedelme Castle

Byzantine fortress ruins located in the mountains, situated adjacent to a 2,500-year-old plane tree and a large cave.

D

Bath Complex

Roman-era thermal bath remains within the Phaselis archaeological site, showcasing ancient masonry and heating system foundations.

E

Aquaduct

A prominent Roman-era arched structure that once transported water from northern springs to the city of Phaselis.

F

Byzantian Church

Stone ruins of a religious structure dating from the Byzantine period, located near the Olympos archaeological area.

G

Hephaistos temple ruins (Lycian)

Ancient temple remains dedicated to the god of fire, situated on the slopes of Mount Chimaera near the natural eternal flames.

H

Laodikeia

Archaeological remains of a small ancient settlement located near the village of Kuzdere.