Neapolis Antik Kenti

Defense city of an old Termesos built on the skirts of Keltepe. There are many building ruins and sarcophagi. The collapsed walls of the buildings remain. The sarcophagi have always been broken. The exit route of the city is a bit challenging. I do not recommend it to those who are not used to hiking. If you go outdoors, you will see Antalya very clearly. The view is great. The exit to the city is on uneven stones. Think carefully as you go.

It is possible that you will encounter a wide variety of snakes and scorpions in the summer. So I wouldn't suggest you walk around from the end of May to the end of September. If you walk in the east direction after you park your vehicle in the northwest of the mountain, you will encounter the magnificent view of Antalya. An ideal route for 30-40 minutes of trekking. Towards the end, some bum is increasing but it is worth the view. You may encounter 1-2 king graves on the road, but you cannot see the city on the north west slope of the mountain.

Neapolis Ancient City - Isparta, which you should add to your list of Places to Visit. Neapolis is on the Roman road from Antiokheia (Yalvaç) to Lycaonia and Pamphilia in the north of Beyşehir Lake. It is known that Neapolis was colonized by Thracian colonists at the same time as Apollonia (Uluborlu). This is a very special and valuable ancient city waiting to be discovered.

very untouched place. hard to reach but worth it. Ideal for those who love hiking. The city is spread over a large area. Antalya view at the end is perfect

If you are going to come up with a steep and pathway, you will have plenty of water, monumental graves and houses are very strong, but you will have trouble getting up and down, but when you arrive at the watchtower at the end of the road and watch Antalya, you forget all of them.

Neapolis Ancient City ✍️ It is located on the Keldağ Hill, which rises 673 m behind Doyran in the northwest. The remains are very few Hellenistic, mostly Roman and Early Byzantine. No remains can be seen before the Hellenistic Period and after the 7th century AD. According to the Roman Period inscription used as a spolia on the basilica gate, it is the peripolion of Termessos. It establishes a sea connection on the first hill closest to the sea in the name of Termessos. The settlement, which is positioned on very steep cliffs, can only be reached from one side by a narrow rock path. Along this ancient road, which is the only entrance to the city, there is also the necropolis of the settlement. Due to its impossible topographic structure, even a fortification wall was not needed. The remains in the city; sacred buildings, public buildings, residences, workshops and cisterns, necropolises. It is understood from the inscriptions that Zeus, Artemis and Dionysus were worshiped.

wildly romantic tombs in the mountains. ideal for people who like to seek adventure themselves. take the bus to doyran and continue on foot, 1.5 to 2 hours, one way, depending on whether you lose your way. pay close attention to the markings

The ancient city of Neapolis is a place unknown to most people and it is just as difficult to reach. The road to here starts from the doyran pond, stops by the doyran monastery and finally comes to neapolis. The ancient city route has a lot of red and yellow signs drawn on the stones, and you can find your way in this way. Since the ancient city is built on the top of the mountain, it has a very steep and inclined road. There are many beautiful forest paths. This place was used as the barracks of Termessos, there are sarcophagi and ruined structures. There are not many ancient structures, but there is a memory book next to the flag on the top of the mountain with a perfect view. You can leave a memory there if you want.