Ruins (fountain?)

Story

Standing in the historic squares of Korkuteli as a silent witness to the Lycian civilization, these ancient structural remains preserve the region's rich cultural heritage despite the passage of centuries. Likely having served the water system in antiquity, the ruined remains of these structures were in all probability also actively used in the Roman and Byzantine periods. At this archaeological site in the interior of Antalya, the finely worked stone blocks and the traces of water channels reveal the advanced knowledge of ancient architects in the field of water management. Archaeological studies shed important light on the commercial activities and social order of the Lycian and Roman periods, offering many details waiting to be discovered by history enthusiasts. Wandering among these ancient structures nestled in the embrace of the natural setting, visitors can follow the traces of antiquity and come to understand the richness of Mediterranean civilization. If you begin this tour of the ruins amid the surrounding greenery in springtime, you will both meet history and experience the peace of nature.