Beautiful place but the fish was not fresh enough.

Beautiful place and tasty food. Quite far to go from Denizli but it worse going there. Nice staff. No tourists, only local people 👍 We enjoyed dishes and place. Definitely will come back.

A hidden place on the middle of dry lands in summer. It was a magical moment while we enterest the tiny corner with the waterfall feeling a difference in the environment. Worth and nice restaurant too.

Even have pathways for wheel chair users. However they need to upgrade toilets to accessible ones.

Cosy restaurant, where they prepare you a meal from freshly caught fish

Need a good shoes waterproof

Ok

Marvellous natural formation. It is the second Pamukkale but in the cave. The road is terrible, it is not part of museum card. The stairs are under water so be prepared.

This is a cool cave to explore! Not very large but very interesting. We took our shoes off to walk because the path is flooded. Next to the cave is a public park with playground, picnic area and a lovely swimming pool with fresh water flowing through it. And clean toilet too!

Cool place to visit if you are driving near by. It is like mini Pamukkale under the ground. It is worth going in with swimming shoes or beach shoes as the cave ground is full of water. There is a big parking lot and the parking is included to the price. The site itself is small, it doesn’t take long to see the cave. There is a pool outdoors where you can swim. It was filled with kids mainly. There are changing rooms and showers that are free of charge. There are no sun beds by the pool therefore not comfortable to stay longer by the pool. In one of the water sources there are lots of many turtles 🐢

The cave is said to be more than 2.5 million years old, 190 meters long, and 14 meters deep. It is indeed a geological wonder and is definitely worth visiting if published photos are of interest to you. However, in this review, I will not focus on the technical aspects of the cave since these can be found on the internet. I will rather focus on points that the visitor needs to know before he comes, so please take consideration of the bullets below. 1. The cave is about a 45-minute drive from Pamukkale by car and is not close to any other tourist attraction site. You pay at the entrance (not sure if the Müze Kart option is admissible here) and they let you take your car inside where a decent parking lot is available. It can accommodate buses too. 2. When I went in May 2025, toilets were still unfinished (under construction), so I expect they will be ready in a couple of months. Until then, toilets in petrol stations on your way are a must if you’re “in distress”. 3. As soon as you park and get out of your car, you start to smell a bad odor, very much similar to that of rotten eggs or sewers. I first thought that the odor is coming from a nearby open sewage manhole but, instead of decreasing as I moved towards the cave entrance, it increased. It turned out that the smell is emitted from the cave and (as I discovered later) it is due to the Sulphur-based chemical composition of the water inside. The severity of the smell is not to be underestimated. To me, it was striking and made me cut my visit short. If you have breathing problems or are an odor-sensitive person, don’t come. Note that the vapors inside the cave do not represent a hazard to a healthy person. Just repelling. 4. The wooden/concrete stairs running into the depth of the cave are slippery and the water runs over them with abundance. The water and the slipping risk necessitate wearing suitable shoes before coming: waterproof up to the ankle and slip resistant. Some people in other reviews recommended wearing flip-flops but I’m strongly against that. Flip-flops are extremely slippery. 5. If you suffer from knee issues you might face difficulties. Though handrails are available, the height & span of the stair treads are irregular. 6. There are bats in the cave, a lot of bats, but seemingly harmless. Hope my review was helpful. Enjoy your visit.

Small compared to some famous cave systems. But the travertine is lively. It was very cheap to get in and we had it almost to ourselves. Definitely worth a visit

Amazing cave. The size is small, it takes maximum 5 mins to walk around + photos 10 min. In summer time they have a pool with thermal water, in winter the pool is empty. On the territory there are a toilet and a small shop where you can buy sweets and drinks.

This is a well preserved cave located in Denizli, Turkey. It is a short and easy hike to the cave entrance, and the cave itself is not very large, but it is still a beautiful sight to see. The natural water that flows through the cave is a beautiful turquoise color, and the cave walls are covered in stunning travertine formations. The cave is open to visitors for a small fee, and the hike to the entrance is only about 10 minutes long. Once you reach the cave, you can walk through the main chamber and admire the natural beauty of the cave. There are also a few small side chambers that you can explore. The cave is not very large, so you can easily see it all in about 30 minutes. However, the short visit is well worth it for the chance to see such a beautiful natural wonder.

You can walk a wooden path and then in a canyon along the river to Pepuza. Spring is very nice here.

Cilandiras Bridge is an ancient bridge. Feeling is nice to be there.

The bridge itself is very pretty and an interesting historical monument, but the tourist circus around it ruins it, as with any place like this in Turkey. Picnic area, shop, cafe concrete pavements and walkways everywhere, a hydro plant, and of course the whole place is strewn and clogged with litter, because Turkish people apparently love their country but only in theory. Don't bother

My second time here is the place still has a good feel about it. A little more rubbish laying around this time, something that has not been pushed in Turkey "take your rubbish home with you". The hydro electric plant is still running strong, this time the guys looking after it allowed me to have look around the plant, old but still a well functioning setup.

It's not a wow place , I felt disappointed, maybe because of crowded, and again you can not take photos in peace, the place not like you see in pictures, it's normal beautiful but with those kind of coffees near it and parking also, so not that much like I se3 from others photos

Nice place to visit

Very nice place to visit and have a great day with family and friends

Price to enter is 50TL per person. Interesting to look around, and friendly people working there. Fantastic views

Very beautiful cave, full of surprises fir people with good imagination.

Sweeeeeet caaaaaaave fiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiind 🔎🛵💨🔥🇹🇷 I was riding out in the middle of nowhere on my way to the next location marked on my map when all of a sudden I noticed out of the corner of my eye a very small sign with the Turkish word for cave... Magarasi 🤩🤩🤩 This cave was not marked on Google Maps (Until now... Added courtesy of yours truly 😉) and was not very far out of my way...... Sooooo of course I had to go up the mountainside to check out what the real story was! This place was totally bananas! I'm absolutely elated that I made the decided to make it up here to check this place out because it had some of my favorite cave things! Fossilized and non fossilized bone remnants from bison, jackals, and even ancient mammoths! 🤯🤯🤯 I love when caves are lit up with different color high intensity lights because you can really see the differentiation in these stalactites and stalagmites. Without these colored LED lights this cave would have still been very beautiful but since it is a dead cave it really does not have very much color to it. Honestly this was a really fantastic treat 👨‍🎨🎨⛰️👌 When I pulled up to this cave there was a group of about seven kids who were high school aged (or younger) and apparently in charge of running the place... Not one word of English was spoken but they were very friendly and quite curious about my motorcycle and where I was coming from I'm the United States. They charged me the 5 Lira entrance fee and proceeded to give me the full nickel tour in Turkish 😂🤣😂 You never know what you're in for when you're on the adventuuuure 🛵💨🔥🔥🔥 I'm so hAaAaAaAappy I kept my eyes peeled and found this little cavern out in the middle of nowhere by sheer luck... Or was it coincidence? You decided 🍀🌠🤞

It was very nice cave.

Water dripping from stalactites is worth seeing, entrance 15tl, sufficent parking lot,

This cave exists, all you need to know. It is not big, but with a soul. On the way to and around the cave - a magnificent view worth visiting for.

Very Interesting Karstic Cave, overlooking the Acipayam Plain

We drove from Antalya to Salda Lake, and the drive was smooth and easy, with clear roads. The lake itself is visible from a distance, but the main tourist area is a bit further inside. Positives: •Great for Photography: The lake offers stunning views that are perfect for photography enthusiasts. •Fresh Air: The surroundings are refreshing, providing a great escape into nature. •Beautiful Views: The lake’s unique turquoise waters make for an amazing sight. Improvement: •Cleanliness of Shoreline: While the lake is beautiful overall, the shore could be cleaner. Extra Note: Be cautious of honey bees in the area. One seemed especially interested in my wife, leaving her with a memorable sting! A picturesque spot with minor drawbacks, Salda Lake is worth visiting for nature lovers and photographers.

I thought it was underwhelming but my wife thought it was great. It was on the way to Pamukkale from Sagalassos so worth a short detour. We just waded in, but some people were swimming. I can't say I noticed any special healing powers ;)

Beautiful tranquil lake. Not crowded when I visited in an October afternoon.

We were pretty hyped about coming here after reading it. The lake is a unique experience, but was not exactly what we thought. We went to a campground on the NW side of the lake and there was a sign saying "Prohibited entry to lake" with no exploration as to why. We didn't know if it was due to no lifeguard or because of something harmful in the water. We continued to drive around to the east side where there is a restaurant. We ate there (better food than expected) and they said we could get in the lake, which the kids did. All in all it's a neat experience, but we didn't see anything around the lake that actually talked about the significance of it. And there wasn't a single dock; we didn't see any boats, canoes, etc.

What an amazing nature and beauty about this place which is unbelievable, lake is super huge and we went from one corner to another even the village is so beautiful while going to Salda Lake. A must place to visit and also there restaurants and coffee shops around some key spots with restroom facilities.

Beautiful white sand beach lake in the middle of unexpected.... absolutely loved it

Salda Lake, often dubbed the "Turkish Maldives," is a breathtaking natural wonder with its striking turquoise waters and white sandy shores. The lake's unique beauty is a testament to the delicate balance of nature, created by the rare hydromagnesite minerals that form its shores. While its serene atmosphere and picturesque landscape make it a must-visit destination, it's crucial that we approach this fragile ecosystem with care. With increasing tourism, the need for responsible travel and strong conservation efforts is more important than ever to preserve this pristine paradise for future generations. Inst: @uyuyangezgin

A naturally beautiful park located between the mountains. A nice place to stop and take a break while on a road trip or to come and sightsee. The views were breathtaking. Also has some restaurants, food/drink venues as well as a playground.

The view is so good!

Lovely place, just bring your food and take a rest. It's free to sit there and eat your food.

Nice place to wind down on a road trip but not an attraction

Super

There were many dead fish afloat, and that smell...

Nice location with undelicious food.

(Translated by Google) A decent and clean place. Prices are reasonable. One of the rare places to experience Sandıklı nostalgia The services were nice. Thanks for everything (Original) Nezih ve temiz bir mekan . Fiyatları makul. Sandıklı nostaljisini yaşamak için ender mekanlardan biri Servislerde güzeldi Herşey için teşekkürler

(Translated by Google) Their toasts are delicious and there are many varieties. They have fast, reliable and friendly services. Definitely go again. (Original) Tostları çok lezzetli bol çeşit var. Hızlı servis güvenilir ve güler yüzlü hizmetleri var. Kesinlikle tekrar gidilir.

(Translated by Google) It was a place that surprised me after the toast shops we were used to. A quiet backyard, light jazz music playing in the background, delicious and affordable toasts prepared without exaggeration. We stopped by on our way back from holiday and did not regret it. (Original) Alışık olduğumuz tostculardan sonra beni şaşırtan bir yer oldu. Sakin bir arka bahçe, arka planda çalan hafif jazz muzik, abartıya kaçmadan hazırlanmış lezzetli ve uygun fiyatlı tostlar. Tatilden dönerken uğradık ve pişman olmadik

(Translated by Google) They have built a very nice place, the food is very nice and delicious ☺️ Time to relax, grab yourself some toast and a delicious cake. I recommend it to everyone! ☀️ (Original) Çok güzel bir yer yapmışlar, Yemekler çok güzel ve lezzetli oluyor ☺️ Dinlenme zamanı, kendinize bir kızarmış ekmek tost ve lezzetli bir pasta alıp Herkese tavsiye ediyorum! ☀️

(Translated by Google) Frankly, I was very happy to find such a place in Sandikli. The environment is really great. The service was also very nice. thanks. (Original) sandıklı’da böyle mekan bulduğuma çok sevindim açıkçası. ortam gerçekten süper. servis de gayet güzeldi. teşekkürler.

(Translated by Google) I drank mulberry juice for 40 TL last week. Today I drank for 50 TL. There has been a 25% increase. :(( The owner of the business stated that most of the products have increased. May God help them. (Original) Dut suyunu geçen hafta 40 TL ye içmiştim. Bugün 50 TL den içtim. % 25 zam gelmiş. :(( İşletme sahibi ürünlerin çoğuna zam geldiğini belirtti. Allah yardımcıları olsun.

(Translated by Google) TOSTMAN. The famous toast restaurant of Sandıklı, which I saw on the internet and came here out of curiosity while coming from Antalya. Even people from surrounding provinces stop by and eat; A decent, clean, small family business. Especially toastman special and Sandıklı Kumru are recommended. Prices are also affordable. The portion was large and very filling. I will come again... (Original) TOSTMAN. Antalya yolundan gelirken internetten gorup merak edip geldiğim Sandıklı'nın meşhur tostcusu. Çevre illerden bile insanlarin uğrayıp yediği ; nezih temiz kucuk bir aile işletmesi. Özellikle tostman special ve Sandıklı Kumru tavsiye olunur. Fiyatlar da uygun. Porsiyon büyüktü ve gayet doyurucu idi. Tekrar geleceğim...

We just came to see the place off season. Had a lovely time there and awesome walk.

Beautiful natural park with a lake, walking paths, domestic animals, wild horses, water birds, wild flowers. Definitely worth seeing and walking around the lake. But barbecue and amusement equipment (like lunapark) should be banned.

Very nice park for family picnic. Children and adults both will enjoy the nice swings, lake and green grounds. There are cottages as well to rent for 400 turkish lira. Nice well maintained cottages.

This awesome natural park is one of the best natural parks in Turkey. There are 10 bungalows to stay in and a lot of camping stops. There are some tracking routes. Wild horses live here. Great to see this place.

Beautiful untouched part of the country with green forests, waterfalls, a must be seen canyon (Tokalı Kanyonu), a plateau (Kocayayla) with picnic and camping facilities. Could trek as we did, bike, run, etc. and enjoy your time here to the fullest if you like nature. Go and see it if you have not yet...

Awesome place unfortunately getting too popular and people are leaving a mess behind them.

Super

Large number of high quality statues and sarcophagus lids of ancient Rome period makes this museum a hidden jem. People interested in antiquity would be very pleased.

The Burdur Archaeological Museum of Turkey was established in 1956 in the library building of the Bulguroğlu (Pirkulzade) Madrasa and opened to the public on June 12, 1969. Expanded in 1992, the museum was renovated between 2001 and 2006 to include modern exhibition halls. It houses more than 60,000 artifacts from the Hacılar, Kuruçay, and Höyücek mounds, as well as the ancient cities of Sagalassos, Kibyra, and Kremna. With its rich collection spanning the Neolithic Age through the Roman and Byzantine periods, it is one of Turkey's leading museums.

Come here after visiting the Sagalassos site to see the friezes and statues from Sagalassos. Also, see some giant legs and a giant head. The panels give a lot of good information about Sagalassos so definitely worth checking out if you're visiting Sagalassos.

A great and authentic museum with great inventory. Definitely a must see location. There is also a cafe right next to it to have tee and rest.

Very informative museum to complement and know the details and findings of Sagalassos ancient city (situated in Ağlasun). 5tl entrance fee. Clean restrooms available. 1 or 2 hours depending on your interest.

Burdur Archaeological Museum is an archaeological museum in Burdur, Turkey. The museum, formally established in 1969, had a collection of 52,941 objects as of 1997. It is divided into three main areas: the Garden (Open Exhibition), the Statue Hall, and the Small Monuments Hall.

I'm not a huge fan of museums but that one is really cool! With interective videos and huge statues! Worth visiting!

Good rest area, delicious food, try the grilled chicken with rice & bread. Helpful staff. Restaurant located at historical cave area

Great place, big cave , vary cold, i advice you to bring you jacket with you.

One of the beautiful and longest cave in Turkey. Don’t forget to take warm clothes with you. The average temperature is 14 degrees Celsius.

A natural wonder cave that must be seen

An interesting cave to be discovered The price of the ztiket is 20 TL

It was a cave. We went into it. I suspect that in the springtime there would be water in the lake. Today is was empty. It was fun; you should try it, says my husband. If you’re on a road trip, it’s a nice place to stop and stretch your legs. Although, the restaurant was closed and the bathrooms needed attention.

A good place to visit. The site is well appointed and has space for children to play outside as well as picnic facilities. The cave is interesting. Some places are a little dark and difficult to negotiate but as your eyes adjust to the semi-dark it gets easier. Very unfortunate there is no longer any water in the "lakes". Apparently due to the water being used for irrigating adjacent fields. A 8 tl entrance fee makes it reasonable for families.

This mosque has UNESCO status because of its wooden ceilings and beams. Beautiful

Very old and ancient mosque, beautiful design, worth a visit

Soo great, soo amazing. Wonderful. Impressive. I love this place

Honestly one of the most beautiful mosques I've ever visited in my life. From top to bottom you see wood, with beautiful carvings too. An ancient, natural feel lingers in the air, the history of worshippers coming and going is apparent. A set of creeky steps takes you to the women's section upstairs where light barely creeps through the gaps in the partition. Wudu area just outside the mosque is clean but no paper towels. A single plug socket at the front to charge your phone. Next time I will come with a better camera inshallah.

Very historic mosque which is captivating. The wooden structure is beautiful and gives a real feel of ancient times. Soulful experience

Just nice to make a time travel to the 12th century.

Very cool

If you are interested in history then definitely go for a visit. It’s a small museum about the Mevlana people in Afyon and shows their lifestyle. The fee to visit the Mevlana’s house is 7.50tl. Nearby there’s also a Mevlana cami/mosque you can also visit. You can get an audio guide for a small payment.

When one comes to be a Darvish to a Mawlawi Shaykh, this place in the kitchen is the first place he has to sit patiently and wait for any coming order. It is a Marble Stone where they put the Dead to do their last prayer.

One room, just look at the pictures and don’t waste your time

Great place and so peaceful, so you can feel holly atmosphere here.

Sultan Divans is a historical and calm place to visit...

Marvellously beautiful

Old mosque and museum.

We have been there for an exhibition. The food served was very good, but took a little longer time, it was a crowded time of the day. Coffe was also well made.we enjoyed the meal prices were quite reasonable. İ definitely reconmend.

Tanks May god

Very nice

Nice park

Very nice and beautiful place.

Best heykel ever

Chill out

Too much expensive

amazing beautifull

Nice

Wonderful

Normal

(Translated by Google) We bought products worth 3-4 thousand liras from this store for twice the price in other brands. The salesperson convinced us. We experienced the exact opposite of what the salesperson said without using the products for 1 month. He said the ears would not get hot, but they literally do not hold the heat. He said it would not stain, but it remained a complete stain. We changed the detergent, but the result was the same. We went to the store to complain, and 2 different salespersons said to apply lemon. As if we asked a question in the “did you know these” column?? We bought the latest pressure cooker, filled the pot with water below the water level and recorded it on video (I knew they would object) water was gushing out from the place where the air was released. Maybe we narrowly escaped the risk of explosion. I left the product at the store and sent an e-mail to their headquarters, they told us to contact the store (the e-mails are saved) In short, we unfortunately experienced another one of the deplorable situations of my beautiful country. I believe that the state should intervene in such workplaces with a criminal sanction as soon as possible. I am someone who defends honesty and justice, I am not someone who will disturb anyone's peace and tell lies in such a simple situation. In short, the 24 thousand lira shopping I made from the Afyonkarahisar Parkafyon Korkumaz Çelik store in 2025 turned into garbage. There is no one standing behind it. I will not buy even a teaspoon from now on. My advice to store customers who read my comment The products you buy may not be like mine, but think not twice but 3 times when shopping (Original) Başka markalarda 3-4 bin liralık ürünü bu mağazadan iki katı civarında aldık. Satış elemanı ikna etti bizi. Ürünleri 1 ay kullanmadan satış elamanın söylediklerinin tamamen tersini yaşadık. Kulağları ısınmaz dedi sıcaktan tutulmuyor resmen. Leke yapmaz dedi full leke kalıyor. Deterjanı değiştik sonuç aynı. Mağazaya şikayete gittik 2 farklı satış elemanı da limon sürün diyor. Sanki “bunları biliyor muydunuz köşesine soru sorduk ?? Son çıkan düdüklü tencereyi almıştık tencere su seviyesinin altında su doldurduk ve bunu video kaydına aldık (itiraz edeceklerini biliyordum) hava boşaltılan yerden bildiğin su fışkırıyordu. Belki patlama tehlikesinden ucuz kurtulduk. Ürünü mağazaya bıraktım ve genel merkezlerine Mail attık bize mağazayla iletişim kurun diyorlar (mailler kayıtlı duruyor) Kısacası güzel ülkemin içler acısı hallerinden birini daha yaşadık maalesef. Bir an önce devletin bu tarz işyerlerine cezai bir yaptırımla müdahale etmesi gerektiğine inanıyorum. Ben dürüstlüğü ve adaleti savunan birisiyim öyle basit bir durumda kimsenin huzurunu bozacak yalan konuşacak biri değilim Özet olarak Afyonkarahisar parkafyon korkmaz Çelik mağazasından 2025 yılında yaptığım 24 bin liralık alışveriş çöp oldu. Arkasında duran falan yok. Bundan sonra bir çay kaşığı bile almam. Yorumu okuyan mağaza müşterilerine tavsiyem Sizin aldığınız ürünler benimkiler gibi olmayabilir ancak 2 değil 3 kez düşünün alışveriş yaparken

(Translated by Google) Park in Afyon There is a sufficient variety of materials There are all kinds of dowry items and daily use items for ladies. (Original) Park afyon içinde Yeterli malzeme çeşiti var Çeyiz eşyası ve günlük kullanım için bayanlar için her türlü eşya vardır

An almost big shopping mall in this place stores clothes of different types Electric and electrical appliance stores and other necessary items are sold There are also dining halls and all kinds of fast food

Nice place to hang out specially with kids lots of options for having fun and shopping good quality products

Its a great mall to go on Isparta but it might be crowded when you go it depends on the day you go or the time you go also some places moved into a new mall so keep that in mind too! This place is a tiny bit old but I'm sure people can have fun!

It's a decently sized mall with many cafes, clothing stores and restaurants. It doesn't have any luxury or high end stores however, so don't expect it to be like the malls in big cities.

Not enough parking space, many shops and big market Later on, they have added another parking area

Good but small shopping center. There is a lot of turkish clothing brand.

Great brands, some local and some international. It doesnt have to be big to be amazing that's what this place showed me. Plus it's got a great selection of food and a kids section to boot.

Nothing here

I went all the to see it and i didnt find it 🤨

As

Closed for rebuilding.

Permanent closed

(Translated by Google) Isparta is located in the Pisidia region of ancient times. It was mentioned as Pittaşa in Hittite sources. Everything that this part of Anatolia experienced was valid in this city. The same states governed, the same states wrote history, and they were drawn from the same page of history. The museum is closed. But the staff still allow us to wander around the garden. Generally, there are parts that have received a lot of damage. The steles are not very legible. But in what I read a little, there is another farewell text that I don't know other than "ariete". An interesting stone is the stele in the front garden. There are two Roman eagles and a lion motif on the bottom row. I think there is a Persian influence in this piece. What a shame it must have been to lose to an Iranian army. (Original) Isparta antik dönemin Pisidia bölgesinde yer alıyor. Hitit kaynaklarında Pittaşa olarak geçiyormuş. Anadolunun bu kısmının yaşadığı her şey bu şehir içinde geçerli olmuş. Aynı devletler yönetmiş, aynı devletler tarihi yazmış ve aynı tarihin sayfasından çekilmiş. Müze kapalı. Ama gene de görevliler bahçeyi dolaşmamıza izin veriyorlar. Genelde, çok fazla hasar almış parçalar var. Şteller pek okunaklı değil. Ama çat pat okuduklarımda ise “ariete” dışında bilmediğim başka bir veda yazısı var. ilginç bir taş ise ön bahçedeki ştel. İki Roma kartalı ve en alt sırada ise aslan motifi var üzerinde. Sanırım Pers etkisi var bu parçada. Bir İran ordusuna yenilmiş olmak ne büyük bir utanç olmalı.

(Translated by Google) Even though the museum was closed, we looked at the historical artifacts in the garden. Naturally, we saw stone-made monuments and stalagmites of little historical value. If you're wondering if you'd go there again, not when it's closed. If you really want to go, it would be best to call before you go. (Original) Müze kapalı olmasına rağmen bahçedeki tarihi eserlere baktık. Haliyle tarihi değeri az olan, taş yapımı anıt, dikitleri gördük. Bir daha gidilir mi derseniz kapalıyken hayır. İlla gitmek isterseniz gitmeden önce aramanız uygun olur.

If you are in the city you will probably visit. It's just the ruins. Don't expect to be able to go inside. The view from the lake is fine. Not crowded. It would be good if visitors would take their empty bottles and bags with them instead of littering the place.

Great place to see sunset. easy to go up, you can look around beautiful Egirdir lake from the castle

Old fort, still interesting to see!

Very beautiful atmospheric place before there was a fortress there was a Greek ancient Greek sanctuary, then they made a fortress, a very atmospheric place. It is better to visit it at 18:00 or before sunset it is very beautiful and you can take beautiful photos.

The jewel in the crown when visiting Yeşil Ada and the town of Eğirdir. You must climb to the top for the view of the lake and surrounding mountains. Well worth a visit.

It's easy to get there and seem like the small park. That's all

Byzantine era citadel, the bottom bit has been terribly restored unfortunately

View is nice. Lake is dirty full of plants, snakes and also some rubbish.

A very large lake, which is a huge water wealth

Beautiful lake with cool breeze, temperature was 22 Celsius whilst in Antalya it was 35. Terrific views, plenty of options to sit and have a coffee on the shore.

Beautiful lake in the middle of turkey

Natural and Camping, fishing boating lake.

Wonderful place. Lake was great like sea.

One of the most picturesque lakes in Turkey. You will not regret visiting this amazing place. Plenty of waterfront restaurants the lake is perfect for a swim or to fish. There are short boat rides you can enjoy. The beach is also not crowded compared to lakes.

It was an amazing experience for us as a weeked activity. We had barbecue and the smell of the trees was extraordinary. The trekking was the most memorable activity from our visit

They provide everything. Electricity very hot water for the showers and clean toilet. It is a little bit crowded but everybody respects silence so it is fine. Price for two with small tent and motorcycle less than 300 tl

60 tl per person for one night as of 2018. 6 beds available at bungalows. Cosy atmosphere & stunning nature..

One of the most beautiful places we visited! Remote, natural, take everything you will need.

wonderful place in the middle of a national park - everyone was extremely friendly - the cafe at the top serves amazing food and homemade produce - great views, we'd come back any time

The view and the path to walk (in fact the path is one of the path of christianity for pilgrim) is through the forest are very nice. But the road to drive here is very very bad, since the road is very narrow and encountering with the long vehicles with heavy loads (marble bulks) in that narrow roads is very dangerous.

Hometown. Plenty of Turkish cedar (sedir) trees and oxygen. There are 5 tree houses available all year long, and there is a restaurant where you can find delicious dishes and domestic food.

İt is a lovely place recommended to visit...

The interesting place in that city is only the small funny park with Nastradin Hodja sculptures and the old Pasar where can buy fresh in front of you making susame pasta

This park is designed like an open air museum. Some of the most well known tales of the honourable Nasreddin Hoca remind of his genius in naturalistic statures. It's a real small place, one can walk through in a few minutes. I advice to have a nice private guide by your side to tell you about him! On the other side of the street there's his tomb. Right now it's getting renovated, one can't see him, but the park is still nice and there are info tables to read of him

very funny. One of the biggest teacher in history.

They have no respect for Nasreddin hoca. Nothing is clean and there is no information about Hoca.

Lovely small town and a great little museum and burial site for the locally famous Nasrettin hoca

Nasreddin Hoca's mausoleum only. It's in a Cemetery not a humor park

Mulla Nasruddin Hodja was invited out to dinner. He went in his old clothes and nobody was interested in him. When he found a few minutes to spare, he rushed home and collected his fur coat. When he came back, he was treated with great respect. Everybody wanted to speak to him. When they sat down for dinner he said: “Eat, fur coat, eat!” And he explained to the curious people: “If this regard is for my coat, it must eat also.”

So good Go there😃

A real cultural centre for Turkish cultural philosophy. For all interested in the life, writings and impact of Nasserudin Hoca on Turkish culture a must visit.

Nasreddin Hodja was a Seljuq satirical Sufi, born in Hortu Village in Sivrihisar, Eskişehir Province, present-day Turkey and died in 13th century in Akşehir, near Konya, a capital of the Seljuk Sultanate of Rum, in today's Turkey. He is considered a populist philosopher and wise man, remembered for his funny stories and anecdotes. He appears in thousands of stories, sometimes witty, sometimes wise, but often, too, a fool or the butt of a joke. A Nasreddin story usually has a subtle humour and a pedagogic nature. The International Nasreddin Hodja fest is celebrated between 5 and 10 July in his hometown every year.

The tomb of Nasreddin Hodca, reflecting his nice self motivating personality. Very nice place.

Very fun place to visit

A Saint resting place

The Konya Tropical Butterfly Garden is straight-up like walking into a living watercolor painting. The second you step inside, you’re hit with warm, earthy air, layers of green everywhere, and butterflies just casually floating past like they own the place. It’s humid (like South Asian Summer humid), so definitely dress light and bring water, your skin will glow like never before in what feels like a tropical escape right in the middle of Konya. The glass dome itself? Stunning. It lets in soft natural light that bounces off vibrant wings and tropical leaves, perfect for photos but also just super calming to look at. They’ve recreated a whole ecosystem inside, with 40+ butterfly species from across the world flying freely around you. If you stand still long enough, one might even land on you! I literally held my breath hoping it would but that didn’t happen, one did land on my friend though! What I loved most is how clean and thoughtfully designed everything is. You don’t just walk through and take pictures , there are signs explaining butterfly lifecycles, and you can actually see some emerging from cocoons. It’s peaceful, quiet, and kind of magical. Whether you’re going with friends, solo, or on a soft-date vibe, it’s 100% worth the visit. Staff are friendly, tickets are affordable, and the whole experience is unforgettable.

Konya Tropical Butterfly Garden is a magical place. The atmosphere is calm and full of color with natural sounds. Hundreds of butterflies flying freely make you feel close to nature. A must-visit place in Konya — peaceful, clean, and perfect for photos and childer

You MUST go to this place. You will see a lot of beautiful flowers, very many different types and vibrant colourful butterflies. The entry fee is cheep too. Inside is a little bit humid and hot but shouldn't bother you too much. I absolutely loved it.

The tropical butterfly garden is great place to visit with your children. You need at least 45 to 60 minutes to make sure your child can read and learn about butterflies and other bugs. They ask you if you want a photo at the entrance but finally they sell it to you, they should have told us that it wasn't free.

Great place to see many butterflies and green plants in Konya. Quite hot and humid because adapting with the tropical climate

Great place to see butterflies up close. Very informative.

The largest and oldest butterfly garden in the region. Great and wonderful work. The place is very organized and there are many and varied places to take pictures. There is an outdoor garden to sit and enjoy drinking coffee and tea, and there is a play area for children.

The park is at the centre of the Konya. 10-20 yrs old people hang up here. Many couples and students play! Alaaddin mosque is elegant and beautiful! You should visit here! Love the atmosphere and energy of this park

A hill and a park to enjoy view when there is no renovation around as barriers block the view. There are many spots to rest, take photo, places and buildings to enjoy their architecture especially the mosque, and the famous water fountain. Kafem brand belongs to the municipality where serves moderate prices items.

A peaceful park in Konya, its a good place to just chill. The park is clean, there are trash bins almost every corner, and because its uphill and there are trees, the ambience is cool.

The park is amazingly beautiful, it has all the things a park can have. People enjoy their presence here in this park.

It was a green big area located on a small hill. Alaaddin Mosque is also beautiful to visit.

Nice place to relax, walk and visit Aladdin mosque. Have a good view point all around.

Peaceful tree lined rose filled place to stroll and get views of the surrounding city and distant mountains encircling Konya

Take care, it is always crowded. It is an important spiritual experience, you have to try and read Fatiha for Mevlana Shams

What can I say? Once in a lifetime experience…. Very authentic and spiritual environment. I just wish there were better ventilation equipments during the hot summer days.

A very peaceful place. Most people don't follow the rules, they don't cover their heads when entering such places. This behavior is quite disrespectful towards Shams. I wish they knew..

There is a strong positive energy in shams tabrizi turbesi

Mashallah what a majestic place of great historical importance. Loved visiting this area. And you would feel even more good if you have read The Forty Rules of Love. May Allah bless this person and if you get the chance, do visit this.

Small mosque where the tomb of Shams of Tabriz is supposed to be located. However, there are similar burial places claimed by other cities ( up to 5), including one Unesco World Heritage place in Iran. According to contemporary Sufi tradition, Shams mysteriously disappeared: some say he was killed by close disciples of Rumi who were jealous of the close relationship with Rumi but according to others, he left Konya.

Wonderful atmosphere, very nice to sit in a corner and meditate. We left because the evening prayer started, but came back the next day to meditate again. Unassuming small building, particularly compared with the sumptuous burial site of Shams’ disciple Rumi. Shams is a bit like the forgotten Master

Here’s a polished version of your message: "Experience the serene beauty of the mosque and the soul-stirring recitation of the Quran. Kindly note that there are only **5 minutes** between the Adhan (call to prayer) and the start of the Salah (prayer). To ensure you’re ready on time, I recommend performing your ablution (wudu) before arriving. This will help you settle in calmly and join the congregation without rushing. May your prayers be blessed!"

The mosque gets its name from Sultan Abdulaziz, who commissioned the reconstruction of the original mosque, which was destroyed in a fire in 1867. The original mosque dated back to the late 17th century. The mosque is big and reflects the architectural motifs of the late 19th century.

Aziziye Camii is one of the most unique mosques I came across in Konya. Its baroque-style architecture really stands out, and the interior is absolutely beautiful — rich colors, high ceilings, and a calm, spiritual vibe. It’s not as crowded as some other spots, which makes it even more enjoyable to sit and admire the details. Located close to the Mevlana area, it’s easy to stop by while exploring the city. A great blend of history and beauty.

Thos mosque is totally different architecture with other mosques. I have visited many mosques during 5 weeks Turkey trip. Here is so beautiful and intriguing. Some kind of mixture of western and eastern. You have to visit here if you visit Konya. Don’t miss the bazaar near here and this mosque. Truly hidden gem!

The architecture of this mosque is very nice and the details are so good to appreciate. This is a free place to visit for tourists, of course you have to respect the place and the people praying. It’s within the market so definitely stop and check it.

One of the most underrated mosques in Turkey. First built in 16-17th century and then rebuilded by Sultan Abdülaziz in the second half of 19th century. Both interior and exterior engravings present rare examples of Baroque-style design, which makes it unique among mosques.

The Pertevniyal mosque in Istanbul was built in this way, from the Ottoman baroque architectural works, in the same way. it represents a more baroque view than the usual mosque image. Close to Mevlana museo

One of the high point of my trip to Turkey. Honoring the Sufi religion and Rumi at the Mevlana Museum and Mosque. Cleansing in the water of life after visiting Rumi's burial site. The Mevlana Jalaluddin-i Rumi Mosque is magnificent. Sufism is a mystic body of religious practice found within Islam which is characterized by a focus on Islamic purification, spirituality, ritualism. Although Sufis were opposed to dry legalism, they strictly observed Islamic law and belonged to various schools of Islamic jurisprudence and theology. A day never to be forgotten .

One of Turkey’s most iconic and spiritual sites. This is the resting place of Mevlana Jalaluddin Rumi, the famous Sufi poet and mystic. The museum preserves manuscripts, ceremonial garments and artifacts from the Whirling Dervishes, while the turquoise conical dome makes the building instantly recognizable. A deeply meaningful and historic place absolutely worth a visit.

Here lies one of the biggest inspirational poets of all time whose thoughts have enlightened the many souls. The museum is inside the complex, which houses Rumi's tomb. You get to learn about the life of disciples during the life of Rumi and the way things worked in 13th century.

This place is a huge deal for those who have enjoyed Rumi’s poems and deep thoughts at least once. It is free and no need to buy tickets. It is divided into doors (babs) and separate parts to roam around like the main museum, tombs, and poems and photos. No recording with flash but normal one is ok. Those who know persian can also read the scripts and poems that are everywhere. The garden part is also enjoyable for sitting or drinking coffee.

Beautiful museum where Rumi taught his views and received his mentor Shams. The museum holds Rumi's tomb and the history of Mevlevi Order. Do not get intimidated by the massive amount of people there. If you read Rumi and follow him, whatever your religion is, find a place to sit near his tomb, close your eyes and meditate.

Beautiful! Great place to learn about Rumi and the Sufi religion. It was pretty crowded, but you could move through at your own pace. Great place for people interested in history.

An amazing museum—perfect for those who love exploring museums and for anyone eager to learn more about Islam.