Tazi Canyon Tour From Alanya

The excursion to Tazı Canyon from Alanya seamlessly blends nature and culture, offering a captivating journey through the historical and natural wonders nestled within the Taurus Mountains. Located around 130 km from the heart of Alanya, Tazı Canyon unveils breathtaking views along the slopes and hills of this mountainous terrain. With an experienced tour guide by your side, the Tazı Canyon tour takes you on an exploration of various noteworthy sites, ensuring a memorable and enriching experience.

Tour Program

• Historical Roman bridgep
• Tazı canyon (Eagles Canyon)
• Selge Ancient City
• Adam Kayalar (Man rocks)p

Historical Roman Bridge

The Historical Roman Bridge is a fascinating testament to ancient engineering and architectural prowess. This 2000-year-old bridge stands as a crucial link between the commercial roads of Ancient Selge and Pamphylia cities. Remarkably, this ancient structure remains in use today, a testament to its enduring durability.

Measuring 22 meters in length, 2.70 meters in width, and soaring to a height of 35 meters, the Roman Bridge offers not only a functional passageway but also an awe-inspiring spectacle. Perched 1250 meters above sea level, it provides a commanding view of the surrounding landscape.

From the bridge, visitors are treated to a breathtaking panorama of spring water waterfalls gracefully cascading into the Köprüçayı River. This harmonious blend of natural beauty and historical significance makes the Historical Roman Bridge a must-visit site, allowing modern explorers to connect with the architectural marvels of the past.

Tazı Canyon (Eagles Canyon)

Tazı Canyon, also known as Eagles Canyon, is a natural wonder that unfolds over approximately 4 kilometers, stretching between steep cliffs that are 30 to 50 meters wide. Situated at an elevation of 400 meters, the canyon offers breathtaking views that elevate the spirit.

Formed over hundreds of years by the persistent erosive forces of the Köprüçay River, Tazı Canyon stands as a testament to the power of nature's sculpting hand. The canyon's rugged terrain is adorned with lush vegetation, including magnificent trees clinging to the steep rock faces. The turquoise waters of the Köprüçay River wind their way through the canyon, adding a touch of serenity to the dramatic landscape.

Tazı Canyon is not only a feast for the eyes but also a haven for wildlife. It is believed to be home to a variety of wild birds and boasts an impressive diversity of over 30 mammal species. As you explore this natural masterpiece, you'll find yourself immersed in the tranquil beauty of the surroundings, making Tazı Canyon a must-visit destination for those seeking a harmonious blend of adventure and serenity.

Selge Ancient City

Selge Ancient City stands as a captivating testament to the rich history of Anatolia, founded in the 2nd century BC on the picturesque slopes of the Taurus Mountains. Situated at an altitude of 1250 meters, this ancient city, built by the local people of Anatolia, reached its zenith during the Roman era.

The ruins of Selge still proudly stand, offering a glimpse into the grandeur of a bygone era. Among the notable remnants is an open-air theater with a remarkable capacity of 9000 people, showcasing the architectural brilliance of the time. This theater, one of the most beautiful in the region, serves as a reminder of Selge's cultural and social significance during its heyday.

As you wander through the ancient streets, you'll encounter remnants of Selge's past glory, from temples and agora to city walls and residential structures. The city's strategic location in the heart of the Taurus Mountains adds an extra layer of intrigue to its historical narrative.

Selge Ancient City, with its well-preserved ruins, invites modern-day explorers to step back in time and imagine the bustling life that once thrived within its walls. It stands as a living testament to the enduring legacy of civilizations that have shaped the landscape of Anatolia over centuries.

Adam Kayalar (Man Rocks)

Adam Kayalar, also known as Man Rocks, is a remarkable site near the Selge Ancient City, adding an element of mystique to the historical and natural wonders of the region. These intriguing rock formations derive their name from their striking resemblance to human figures.

Situated in proximity to Selge, the Adam Kayalar formations are sometimes referred to as the fairy chimneys of Antalya or the devil's rocks. These geological wonders have been shaped over an astonishing period of 65 million years, resulting from the hardening of a combination of gravel and sand.

The height of these rock formations reaches an impressive 70 meters, creating a surreal and almost otherworldly landscape. As you explore Adam Kayalar, you'll be captivated by the unique shapes and structures, each telling a geological tale of eons past.

The site stands as a testament to the natural forces that have sculpted the region, providing visitors with a glimpse into the ancient processes that have shaped the Earth. Adam Kayalar is not only a geological marvel but also a place where history, nature, and time converge, offering a unique and enriching experience for those who venture into its captivating surroundings.