BALABOLU-ADRASSUS

I was very impressed just like adamkayalar

Open air museum officially

The ancient city is spread over a wide area on a plateau at an altitude of about 1800 meters. Covered sarcophagi on faces lie quietly like the dead and wounded on the battlefield. A must see place. It is on the Değirmenlik Plateau, within the borders of Yalnızcabağ village of Mersin-Mut. Stopping only in the village of Yalnızcabağ, informing the headman of the trip and asking for the help of a person, meeting the shepherds found in the vicinity will prevent the gendarmerie from being mistaken for treasure hunters.

Only when you go 6_7 km ahead of the village of Bagh, you come across an open-air museum suitable for the road for six high vehicles.

Mersin province is within the boundaries of Mut district While going in the direction of Mut ermenek road, you should stop by the village of Güzelçabağ, and help the village people. Or can be found from navigation Lack of indifference, many historical artifacts have been destroyed, I have listened to the previous version, which was not destroyed by our elders since I grew up in this area. Many sarcophagi had a lion shape lying on the grave, some of the lids were half open and some were closed. Note: A robust, undisturbed cover is exhibited in the town of mutca Karacaoğlan Çınaraltı Park years ago I shared your picture on him It was a very old history and the largest settlement in the environment According to the narrated Several precious artifacts have been found and kidnapped by anti-history treasure hunters A statue of a pigeon, identical to the truth, is always described in gold Although it is difficult to reach transportation Recommended for history lovers There is no place to shop around Nearest village only vineyard The phone does not pull THIS LOCATION IS WRONG DO NOT REPUT I PROVIDE THE CORRECT POSITION AS CORRECTION HOPE CORRECT GOOGLE MAPS ASAP

The ancient city of Adrassus Balabolu shines light on the earth with its archaeological ruins that shed light on the past. It is located between the borders of Isauria and Mountainous Cilicia in the Ancient Period. It took its name from the Adras Mountain. It means the city of the Luwian god Atra-Otra. A must-see ancient settlement. I advise. Details will be added later.

I don't know how many stars to give, the subject is like this Road 3 stars, date 5 stars, maintenance 1 star, importance given to history -5 stars, signage information -5 stars, In short, go see the pathetic state of a historical area.