Şehir Suru

Story

Made of stone blocks laid by the faded hands of antiquity, the City Wall struggles against time in the mountainous landscape of Kumluca. These surviving Lycian walls once protected the merchants traveling the Mediterranean trade routes and defended the region strategically. Each stone block is a witness to a turbulent history stretching from the Persian invasions to Roman rule. The ceramic fragments and metal artifacts discovered within the structures prove the existence of a developed settlement life here. For enthusiasts of ancient architecture, these ruins are monuments that tell of the region's place within the commercial network of antiquity. If you set out early in the morning and gaze at these ruined walls rising against the mountains, you can hear two thousand years of silence.