Explore the Afrodisias Müzesi, a museum dedicated to the ancient city of Aphrodisias, showcasing stunning sculptures and artifacts from antiquity.

Visit the Ahmet Şemsi Paşa Camii, a historic mosque renowned for its beautiful architecture and serene courtyard, offering a peaceful retreat.

Alabanda is an ancient city known for its historical significance and archaeological wonders. Visitors can explore the ruins of temples, public buildings, and city walls that date back to the Hellenistic period, making it a fascinating destination for history enthusiasts.

Alinda is an ancient city perched on a hilltop, offering breathtaking views and a rich historical experience. The well-preserved ruins include a theatre, agora, and aqueduct, providing a glimpse into the city's prosperous past and its strategic importance in the ancient world.

It is possible to take advantage of the sunshine for most of the year in Altınkum Beach which is a blue flag certified beach with its clean water and sandy beach and located in Didim. There are many alternatives for visitors on this natural wonder beach, which constantly maintains the cleanliness of its water with its natural sea current. It is possible to enjoy sunbathing on its golden sands, the coolness in its clear waters and participate in many water sports activities. You can shop from local stores and join colourful nights in bars, cafés and restaurants on Yalı Caddesi street in this coastal town, which also draws attention with its entertainment opportunities.

Located on the borders of Aydın, Denizli and Muğla provinces, Arapapıştı Canyon (Arapapıştı Kanyonu), also known as İnceğiz Canyon, is a natural wonder to be discovered, and one of the points suitable for domestic boat tourism. The Arapapıştı Canyon, which was formed by the abrasion of Akçay, which feeds the Kemer Dam (Kemer Barajı) located in Bozdoğan district of Aydın, offers a unique feast of nature with its 380m depth and 6 km length. It is one of the rare areas where history and nature come together in the ruins of the ancient period, and natural formations. The canyon, located between two lakes in the Akçay Valley (Akçay Vadisi), is a region where people used to hide in order to lead a religious life since ancient times. Around the canyon you can see the city ruins of the Roman and Byzantine periods, including the Körteke Castle (Körteke Kalesi)) in the village of Körteke, which is surrounded by villages, and the ruins of the ancient city of Xyatis from the Caria period. Recently a mysterious rock tomb was discovered, which is 2,500 years old and estimated to be of Persian origin. When the water level in the dam is lowered, the “sıra inler” caves, formed by the waters of Akçay, and the historical Kemer Bridge (Kemer Köprüsü), built by the armies of the Macedonian King Alexander the Great, can be seen. You can take boat tours for 1.5-2 hours, organized in Arapapıştı Canyon. As an alternative way of exploring the canyon, trekking along the pathways can be preferred. Either way, it is possible to take unique shots at different points of this magnificent natural wonder.