It is an ancient city with extremely wonderfully Deconstructed sculptures, discovered by the famous photographer Ara Güler. Dec Güler disappears during a photo shoot for the dam opening and goes to a nearby village in the evening. When he enters the village, he sees that the columns are used in buildings, seats; sarcophagi are used by the villagers to crush grapes. Then, with the notification of this, this village becomes this ancient city today. The village was moved to a place close to the ancient city. The ancient city is so famous for its sculptures that statues were sent from here even to important places during Roman times, sculptors were raised here.
One of the coolest ancient cities I've ever seen. At first we thought to go-not to go, because more than an hour from Pamukkale, but we did not regret it at all
A wonderful place! In the summer, going there and learning the story is just the thing! Just take a guide, lots of water, it's better to see the weather in advance. It was hot during my stay
If you have the opportunity, I advise you to definitely go. A really interesting ancient city (the stadium is especially impressive - it's just huge). Unlike Ephesus, where there were crowds of tourists when I visited, there were practically no people here, which allowed me to explore the city calmly and without crowding