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Manavgat Waterfall: A Peaceful Break in Nature's Embrace

Manavgat Waterfall, a gem of Antalya, located just a few kilometers from Side, 4 km from the town center, and 72 km from Antalya, presents a magnificent view where the water cascades over a low height of 5 meters across a wide area. Surrounded by various trees such as plane, willow, poplar, alder, and mulberry, the waterfall flows through an enchanting landscape. Channels, barriers, and viewing terraces surrounding the waterfall are designed to provide visitors with a comfortable recreational area experience. Restaurants, cafes, tea gardens, and souvenir shops make the visit to Manavgat Waterfall more enjoyable. The challenging courses of the Manavgat River are ideal for rafting enthusiasts.

 

Temple of Apollo: Side's Meeting Point with History

Among Antalya's historical riches, Side attracts history lovers with the Temple of Apollo. Dedicated to the god Apollo during the Ancient Roman period in the 2nd century BC, this temple is one of the most prominent structures of the ancient city of Side. Famous for its unique Corinthian columns, the temple offers visitors delightful moments by allowing them to watch the sunset through the columns. Located by the sea, the temple stands out with its impressive sea view combined with a historical structure, making it a top attraction in Side.

 

Altınbeşik Cave: A Natural Wealth Formed Over Time

Known as Türkiye's largest and Europe's third-largest underwater lake cave, Altınbeşik Cave mesmerizes its visitors with its deep waters waiting to be explored and impressive travertine formations. The tour of Altınbeşik Cave is possible during the summer months and the beginning of autumn. The cave's interior features 44-meter-high giant travertines and a natural bridge made of rock in the center, offering visitors a visual feast. Altınbeşik Cave, located at the outlet of one of the world's longest and largest karst systems, offers a unique experience intertwined with nature.

 

Side Ancient City: From Majestic Temples to an Impressive Theatre

Side Ancient City, associated with the ‘pomegranate,’ a symbol of the goddesses of Anatolia, represents the rich history of the region. A visit to the ancient city of Side offers tourists an unforgettable experience. The ancient city, known for its historical riches, includes architectural structures such as the Fountain of the Nine Waters, impressive temples, and an ancient theatre.

 

Side Ancient City can be visited at different times during the summer and winter. It is open from 08:30 in the morning to 19:30 in the evening during the summer months, and from 08:30 in the morning to 17:30 during the winter months. This historical site provides visitors the opportunity to explore the rich culture and history of the region.

 

Lake Titreyengöl: The Natural Reflection of Tranquility

Lake Titreyengöl holds a special place among the natural beauties of Side and Manavgat. Formed by the spreading of the waters of a branch of the Manavgat River over a wide area, the lake gets its name from the trembling of its waters even with the slightest breeze. A visit to Lake Titreyengöl is ideal for those who want to immerse themselves in the unique landscapes of nature.

 

Side Museum: Preserving Ancient Heritage

Side Museum, restored between 1959 and 1961 and boasting the distinction of being Türkiye’s first village museum, is a treasure. Artifacts from the Hellenistic, Roman, and Byzantine periods make the visit to Side Museum an unmissable experience.

 

Aspendos Bridge: A Journey to Ancient Times

Located on the road to Aspendos Ancient Theatre, the Historic Aspendos Bridge is among the most impressive structures in the region. Built-in the 4th century AD and reconstructed by the Seljuk Sultan Alaeddin Keykubad, this bridge offers a perfect opportunity for an Aspendos Bridge tour.

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