Kapıkaya Antik Kenti - Kapıkaya Antik Kenti

A unique place has become a great phrase

Beautiful and great climbing places for mountaineering ..

An undiscovered anti city in a magnificent nature. It is a bit difficult to drive the road. I recommend that you leave your vehicle about 500_600 meters before and go on foot.

Isparta close to the city center. There is a nice asphalt road outside the last two kilometers. In the last two km they have relatively flattened by pouring gravel. However, if your vehicle is not higher than six places, I do not recommend that you go with the last part of the vehicle. The entrance of the ancient city consists of stone blocks similar to the two big gates named after it. The city has not been excavated and researched yet, they can watch the relevant section of the Anatolian Archeology documentary broadcast on TRT 2, which wants to learn more.

It has a magnificent view. Around the ancient city is also a rock climbing area. There are many routes of all degrees. Even in August there is a very cool and dry mountain air

5 km before entering the Kazakh tunnels, you turn to the Kapikaya sign, it says 10 km, 7 km of the road is asphalt, the rest is the stabilized road, it is very bad. There are two alternative routes in the satellite photos, I will try them again. Kapikaya is a very beautiful and magnificent place, you have a headache from lack of oxygen. There are two high cliffs on either side of it. There are those who claim to see Antalya from there. A few people have fallen from the rocks and died. Historical places are surrounded by cattle corrals. First you get angry, if it weren't for them, the treasure hunters will destroy this place. The weather is constant. hazy, I couldn't see it. Other historical places can be seen from here.

It is a sheltered ancient city with a single entrance between two rocks at an altitude of 1600m. There is not much information about it. The cave located nearby is also worth seeing. You should go only with someone who knows the way. Because there is no road sign for the cave. The cave is small but its location and photographing are nice.

The most untouched, perfect place away from people. Nature, history, geography together. Transportation is a bit of a hassle. Very nice asphalt up to Güneyce village. When you go a little further from Güneyce village, the forest road begins. Part of the road is a bit rough, the rest is smoother, but it may force your car a little. If it is not loaded and the number of people is low, I recommend to continue with the car. Without a car it can also be reached with a 30-minute walk. If you continue by car, the road splits into two ahead, there is a sign called the climbing path and you continue from there. From there, I would definitely recommend leaving the car if it's not an SUV. The forest road is great, there is only the sound of the forest. The number of fountains was only 1. I would definitely recommend taking water with you. I couldn't find the cave. I would be glad if the friends who found it describe it.