Navigate the Mediterranean region never make anyone feel bored. Each state and the city in its path always has surprises wrapped in the beauty of culture, a high historical value, and bring yourself into it more deeply.
And that is not less unique is the Eurasian countries visited, namely Turkey, which borders the southern part of the Mediterranean Sea. Eurasia called because it is divided between the continents of Asia and Europe. This culture affects society, which was mentioned also have a large influence from the Silk Road trade in the past. Of trade relations, cultural exchanges between nations there.
Region directly bordering Turkey to the Mediterranean Sea also has some places that must be visited. But the most spotlight is Antalya, a coastal resorts, beautiful and clean sea.
But, speaking regions in Turkey, of course could not escape the history and cultural wealth that can be found in every corner. Antalya itself began to grow since 159 BC, at the time of King Attalos II, who then had been occupied by the Romans, Byzantines, and finally by the Ottoman Empire.
That is why, in addition to enjoying the holidays with a choice resorts, a town in southern Turkey also offers adventure tracing sites and the remaining natural resources in the surrounding area. For example, if you move about 30 km from Antalya, there Karain Cave, who came from the clan is Palaeolitikum oldest settlement site in Turkey.
In North Antalya, there are several old cities, such as the ruins of Sagalassos are left from ancient Roman times. There is also Pisidian Ancient City of Antioch, Yalvac, who allegedly have been around 281 BC, a metropolis in the Roman and Byzantine times.
While in the east, there Side which is one of the famous classical sites. Side is an ancient port is now a resort town and has many ancient sites, until the archeological museum. This is just talk in one region in the south have not penetrated into other areas in Turkey. Since Turkey had always been a favorite contested by the rulers of his time who finally left a trail and evidence in each corner.