Nestled on a high hill at the edge of the magnificent Taurus Mountains, Kuyucak village in Isparta's Keçiborlu district offers a serene escape. The village is renowned for its rich cultural heritage, delightful gastronomy, and captivating natural beauty. Surrounded by lavender-covered slopes and plains, this tranquil village has earned a reputation as the "Lavender Scented Village,". Kuyucak's tranquil charm attracts visitors seeking a peaceful retreat. The village preserves its historical treasures, inviting exploration of ancient sites and artefacts. Its gastronomy showcases traditional dishes using locally sourced ingredients. Nature lovers can revel in the nearby Taurus Mountains and forests, while cultural enthusiasts can enjoy vibrant festivals. Kuyucak provides a harmonious blend of history, cuisine, and natural splendour for an unforgettable experience.

Kızıldağ National Park, located within the borders of the Mediterranean region in the province of Isparta, spreads over an area of 55,106 hectares. Pınargözü Cave and Lake Beyşehir are located in the park. The park is famous for its cedar trees and the waterfowl found at Lake Beyşehir. Mount Dedegöl, which is located in the park, is covered in snow in winter, and in spring, comes alive with colorful flowers and lush green trees.

Set in in Çaydere Forests, Pınargözü Cave (Pınargözü Mağarası) is 8 km from the Yenişarbademli district. A cave with strong water flowing through it, Pınargözü features many culverts, ponds, waterfalls, stalactite pools and all kinds of stalactite accumulations. A 16-kilometre section of the cave was studied until 1995, but the end of the cave has not yet been reached. The last point defined is 660 metres above the entrance. Pınargözü Cave is the largest and longest cave in Türkiye; it is also notable for the 213 species of flora detected around it.

Dedegöl Mountain lies at an altitude of 2,998 meters. The area is excellent for mountain hiking, camping, and climbing. Climbers who participate in the annual Dedegöl Mountaineering and Climbing Festival (Dedegöl Tırmanış ve Dağcılık Şenliği), held at the end of May, set up camps on the plateau.

Melikler Plateau (Melikler Yaylası) is located within the borders of Yenişarbademli district, on the slopes of Dedegöl Mountain. It is 15 km from the Yenişarbademli district.