Ayazini

Ayazini Metropolis and Avdalaz Valley - 5 km

We leave Alanya early in the morning. We reach Ayazini Village, one of the most striking points of the Phrygian Way.

• Carved Church: After discovering the largest church in the region, carved into the rock, we visit Ayazini Metropolis. This multi-story structure is a living space built entirely out of rock.

We take a 2-kilometer nature walk in this impressive canyon. Along the way, we discover rock settlements belonging to the ancient Phrygian civilization and the beauties of the valley.

• Avdalaz Castle: We climb to the top of the castle and enjoy the valley view.

Yazılıkaya

Phrygian Valley Yazılıkaya Midas Monument Gerdekkaya - 13 km

After breakfast at our hotel, we head to Çukurca Village in Eskişehir.

Gerdekkaya Monument: This monument, one of the Hellenistic rock tombs, is fascinating with its architectural details.

Kümmet Village: We watch the panoramic view of the Phrygian Valleys from this observation hill. We also visit structures from the Seljuk and Roman periods.

Yazılıkaya-Midas City: In this city, which is considered the religious center of the Phrygians, we see the 17-meter Midas Monument up close. There are many rock monuments dedicated to Kybele here.

Alanya

Phrygian Valley King's Road Üçlerkayası Aslankaya Monument Lake Emre - 13 km

After breakfast, we set off for our walk.

• Ancient Phrygian Roads: Here, wheel tracks dating back 2700 years welcome us.
• Büyükkapı Rock and Aslankaya Monuments: We closely examine these impressive rock monuments built for the Phrygian Mother Goddess Kybele.
• Memeç Rocks (AROG Film Plateau): We take a photo break while exploring the rock churches in this area that hosted the AROG film.
• Lake Emre: We take a break by the lake and enjoy nature.
• Göynüş Valley: We visit the 10-meter monuments in the region - Maltaş, Aslantaş and Yılantaş.

Accommodation: We rest at our hotel and meet for dinner.

After the walk, our journey back to Alanya begins.