Aynalı Göl

I really like. I hope swimming etc is not allowed in it for money. The cut that would otherwise become very bad in a short time. In a word, a victory of 570 steps.

Even though the stairs and the ups and downs are a bit difficult for you on your journey that you start with a legendary view, it is definitely a place you should go to ...

It is a must see place for everyone who comes to Taşucu on holiday or goes to Antalya. When you descend 470 stairs and descend 1150 meters to the bottom of the ground, you will see the magnificent stones that are estimated to have been formed about 30 thousand years ago without human touch. Since it is 75 percent humid inside, it will get soaked, you will get very tired at the exit. This place, which is 47 km away from Taşucu, is called the 8th Wonder of the World. I am sure that you have not seen such a place in Turkey until now. The entrance fee is 8₺ per person. This is the most beautiful place in Mersin...

Exactly 565 stairs. It's beautiful on the way down, tiring on the way up. The cave is beautiful, but take a selpak with you when you go down. It's very humid, you'll sweat a lot. I'm giving 4 stars because they don't install air conditioner ?

Gilindire or Aynalıgöl Cave is located 7.5 km southeast of Aydıncık district of Mersin, between Sancak Cape and Kurtini Creek. It was found by chance by a shepherd. [1] The cave, whose entrance faces the sea and has a small village right in front of it, can be reached from the sea and land. The cave, which has a total length of 555 m, a depth of 46 m relative to the entrance and a height of 22 m from the entrance, is covered with all kinds of dripstone formations. In addition, there is a large lake with a width of 18-30 meters, a length of 140 and a depth of 5-47 meters in the cave. The entrance to the cave is 50m above sea level. is high. With a change in hydrological regime, the formations such as stalactites and stalagmites in the cave have survived until today, without being affected by atmospheric changes. It was understood that the underwater formations were formed before global climate change and they kept all hydrological and atmospheric data regarding the previous Ice Age. With these features, Gilindire Cave is the only registration point in the Eastern Mediterranean regarding the last climate change experienced.

Between Aydıncık and Mersin, it is 7 km away from Aydıncıga to visit a cave with wonderful natural beauty. Don't go, entrance is 8 TL per person, no student discount

Perfect. It is a very beautiful cave. If you are nearby and curious, you should definitely go. There are a lot of stairs, not suitable for the elderly and physically challenged. The stalactites are beautiful, and there is a lake at the end of the cave. The museum card is not valid.