Döşemealtı

In the Trace of History, in the Heart of Nature: Döşemealtı

Situated 20 km away from the city center, along the Antalya – Burdur highway, Döşemealtı welcomes visitors with its cooler temperatures and less humid air, owing to its higher altitude. Surrounded by lush pine forests on all sides, Dosemealti’s historical allure draws frequent visits, despite not being located in the coastal region.

Döşemealtı History: Tracing back to the Paleolithic Age, Döşemealtı carries a rich history. The district derives its name from an ancient road that once linked the cities of Pamphylia and Pisidia. The 4-meter-wide paved stone road in the Derbent Strait, utilized during the Byzantine, Seljuk, and Ottoman periods, was even favored as a migration route by nomadic communities in recent history.

Within Dosemealti resides one of Turkey’s most precious historical treasures: Termessos Ancient City. The remarkably well-preserved ruins of this ancient city serve as a significant attraction, offering visitors an extraordinary historical journey.

The Karain Cave, the largest cave in the country once inhabited by Neanderthal people, remains a captivating site with its blend of historical and natural beauty. This remarkable place sheds light on the history of humanity, leaving a lasting impression on all who visit.

Historical İpek Road hosts the Historical Kırkgöz Han, a renowned destination for travelers seeking an authentic atmosphere. The han, rich with historical significance, holds a treasure trove of stories, connecting the past with the present.

Natural Beauties: In Döşemealtı, surrounded by pine forests, nature thrives in abundance. A noteworthy natural wonder is the Güver Cliff Canyon, located within the Düzlerçamı National Park, inviting visitors on unforgettable nature walks.

Within the district, the Kocaçay Waterfall mesmerizes and refreshes its visitors, showcasing the captivating colors of nature in harmony.

Döşemealtı is famed for producing the finest pomegranates in Turkey, distinguished by their unique color and distinctive aroma.

Döşemealtı Carpets: With a heritage deeply connected to nomadic traditions, Döşemealtı Carpets hold worldwide renown as a part of this cultural heritage. These carpets, adorned with original and local motifs, are skillfully handwoven using reverse knots and dyed with natural root dyes, making them truly exceptional in every sense.

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