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| Manavgat of Antalya city is a tourism
center, where history and nature are within eachother and all kinds of tourism activity can be
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| KEMER |
Kemer is an important tourism center with green and blue met
qualified, resort, restaurant and beach facilities, yacht ports and historical
cities.
Climate:
Summers are hot and dry, and winters are warm and
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| FINIKE |
Finike is in the city of Antalya. Finike is a tourism city where history and
nature, sea is connected. City which is known with its
oranges, is drawing attention with its Limyra city ruins and Arykanda antic city
ruins.
History:
Finike is founded as Phoinicos at the entrance of Aykırıçay
(Arykandos) on 5th century B. C..It is thought that the name 'Finike' is coming from Phoenicians who has used the region as commercial
center. Capital city of the region, Limyra is known as aharbor in which foodstuffs of this city is
exported.
Climate:
Finike is surrounded by Alakır Stream at the east, Avlan Beli at the
north, Alacadağ at the west, and Mediterranean sea at the
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| SERIK |
Antalya's province, Serik is including an important Pamfilya city, Aspendos. Aspendos Theater, which had reached today without corruption, and has perfect acoustic, is hosting important artistic activities today.
History:
Serik city, is founded in two places, one at Belkıs Village (Aspendos) and other at "Sillion" (Koçhisar Hill), near to today's Yanköy, of Bergama Kingdom on IInd century A. D. On 1817, due to being settlement regions very distant, it was named as "Seyrek" initially, and it is named as "Serik" on 1950.
Climate:
Typical Mediterranean climate is reign in Serik, which is surrounded by Antalya at west, Manavgat at east, Bucak and Sütlüce Provinces at north, and Mediterranean sea at south. Summers are hot and dry and winters are warm. |
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| KALE
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Within the limits of Antalya province,Kale is an important locality for faith tours since it is the home town home Santa Claus.
History:
Though it is not known with certainty exactly when the city of Myra was founded, data gathered as a result of careful investigation of archeological findings such as the style of the reliefs on the gravestones indicate that the city was in existence inthe 5th century BC, before the Hellenistic Period. The city's golden era was the 2nd century AD. Completely destroyed in the earthquake of 141 AD, the city was rebuilt with the generous help of the Roman Proconsul, Lucius and the wealthy Opromaos ofRadiopolis. The city's sacred Artemis Eleutera was rebuilt as well. The rebuilt theater and its decorations have been described as one of the wonders of the late ancient era. One reason for it being so described were the masks that adorned the stagestructure, some of which are now on display in the Antalya Museum.
During the reign of Theodosius II (408-450 AD), the city rose to the status of Metropolit of Lykia. The city's fame as a healing center spread beyond the borders of Lykia to thewhole Christian world during this era and it became a pilgrimage site. The reason for this, of course, was the fact that St. Nicholas lived in Myra at this time.
Climate:
Summers are hot and dry, winters mild and rainy. |
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