Güllük Mountain-Termessos National Park is on the UNESCO World Heritage Tentative List. Termessos, is perhaps one of the most attractive ancient cities not only in Türkiye, but all over the world. The Güllük Dağı National Park adds a lot to the beauty of this place. Termessos can be reached easily from Antalya driving 35 km North West along the Denizli – İzmir road. As the “ss” within the name suggests, it was one of the Luwian originated cities, the people of Termessos even went further and noted that “we are neither Pisidian nor Lycians, but we are Solymians” referring to their sacred mountain Solymos (Güllük Dağı) Mountain, where the main deity of the city was also called Zeus Solymeus. Alexander the great failed capturing the city so burnt its olive orchards and continued his campaign as we here from Arrianos. Indeed, it feels like the city is located on an eagle’s nest, fortified with impressive fortifications, almost impregnable. As there were no modern settlement nor roads leading up the city until recently, most buildings are almost intact, gives the visitor a strong feeling as if the blocks just tumbled down yesterday. One must have at least four hours, better all day to visit the city, as Termessos is huge, there are 4 cemeteries with beautiful examples of Pisidian tombs with several reliefs in almost excellent condition, Theater with an amazing view of Mount Solymos, Bouleuterion from the Hellenistic period standing to its original height, very impressive cisterns and water systems, temples, baths, colonnaded streets and obviously the impressive landscape and forests.

Venture back in time at the Kremna Ancient City, nestled in the picturesque province of Burdur, Türkiye. This historic gem offers an unmatchable experience for history aficionados and curious explorers, alike. Kremna, known as the 'City of Wonders', boasts of a wealth of archaeological splendour that dates back to the Hellenistic era. Perched high on a mountain cliff, it delivers magnificent and breath-taking views stretching out across the stunning Turkish countryside. Exploring Kremna Ancient City, immersed in apt silence broken only by whispers of the wind, one traverses across enchanting remnant city walls, intriguing structures, and temples that whisper tales of a bygone era. The ruins echo the city's past glories and bear witness to its prominence in ancient-times. Surrounding the city are the abundant natural wonders of Burdur, making it an ideal destination for both the history buff and nature lover. The province of Burdur, home to this compelling ancient city, prides itself on its rich cultural heritage and astonishing nature assets, comprising majestic mountains, serene lakes, and vibrant flora and fauna. Engage in a historical treasure hunt by day and retreat to the charming local eateries by nightfall, soaking in the unique gastronomical delights native to Türkiye. Come, visit Burdur and the captivating Kremna Ancient City. It's not just another trip; it's an interactive history lesson that offers a deep-diving immersion into Türkiye's rich culture and past. Turn the pages of history in this incredible living museum!

Selge is located 120 km northeast of Antalya and offers not only a visit to an ancient city, but also grants with the visit of Köprülü Canyon National Park. One may try to have some spare time to enjoy white water rafting on Köprüçay, the ancient Eurymedon while visiting Selge. Selge was a Pisidian city, located in the mountains, as we know from ancient texts that it was prosperous especially with olive oil production and several herbs that grow in this area. The ancient city is still accommodated by local villagers, and it is interesting to observe the locals living today on top of the ancient stadion, theater, and agora. As you enter the city, the agora and the local village houses welcome you where you may stop to taste the local herb tea, enjoy “gözleme”, a local type of pastry that villagers still make. Ancient stadion, theater, and agora are all located in the lower part of the city. One must make a short walk, uphill to see the state agora, odeon (the concert hall), the colonnaded street and wonderful cypress forests that only exists in this area.

Step back in time and immerse yourself in the captivating spirit of the Pednelissos Ancient City in Antalya, Türkiye. Nestled in the heart of Antalya's endless charm, Pednelissos is more than just an archaeological site; it's a passport to an era long gone brimming with history and culture at every corner. This hidden gem features well-preserved, intricate Roman and Eastern Roman architectural designs that leave you in awe, weaving a silent but equally compelling narrative of the civilizations that once thrived here. Explore the remnants of beautifully constructed old homes, streets lined with pillars, and marvellously crafted artifacts. Walk amongst the ruins of the ancient amphitheater, imagining the vibrant games and performances that once enthralled audiences; it is a tactile testament of how life exemplified art in those times. What makes Pednelissos stand out, though, is not just its historical richness but also its unique, unwavering spirit that breathes life into an otherwise forgotten past. Feel yourself stepping into a living history book as the magnitude of time unravels before your eyes, and stories of empires boast in the air. Indulge in the robust local cuisine and beloved Turkish coffee as you overlook the breathtaking panoramic views of the city and vast landscapes that seem to stretch into oblivion. From the towering structures to the smallest details, Pednelissos is a sight to behold and a must-visit for any traveling aficionado. So come and embark on a journey replete with unmatched architectural marvels, a rich cultural heritage, and culinary delights. Türkiye's Pednelissos Ancient City awaits your presence, ready to entrust you with its sublime stories etched in stone and time.

Ariassos, located just 50 km from the center of Antalya in the region known as Çubuk Beli, is a destination where history, nature, and culture converge. Founded around the 3000s BCE by communities from the north, this fascinating city became a trade center connecting the Mediterranean coast to the Anatolian Plateau. Positioned along ancient trade routes, Ariassos grew prosperous from customs and trade revenues, viticulture, and olive oil production, reaching its golden age during the Roman period. Ariassos stands out with its Necropolis (cemetery) featuring Pisidian culture sarcophagi, a Gymnasium, and a dazzling monumental archway, built during the city’s peak in the 2nd century CE. The ancient road linking Ariassos to Termessos, constructed from large stones and remaining intact to this day, is a marvel of engineering. As part of the Pisidia Culture Route created with the British Institute of Archaeology, Ariassos is an unforgettable route for nature walkers and history enthusiasts. Walking amidst thousand-year-old ruins, surrounded by nature, you will be captivated by the charm of this ancient city. For every visitor to Antalya, Ariassos is a unique discovery point where history and nature unite.