Tazi Canyon From Belek description

Tazi canyon from Belek - a trip you will definitely enjoy. Turkey can rightly be considered an "open air museum". The country has a rich history where cultures and traditions are intertwined. There are many diverse elements on Turkish soil: historical, man-made monuments and magnificent nature corners created over millions of years… One of these picturesque places in Turkey is the Tazi Canyon from Belek. Coming from Belek (Tazi), Tazi canyon is still gaining momentum among the locals, who until recently came for entertainment and wedding photo shoots, but recently its reputation has crossed the country's borders and has become a world-famous destination.

Köprülü Canyon has a wonderful canyon, but it is hidden from view. We're going to show you great views. From the observation deck, a breathtaking panorama opens with goosebumps: mighty rocks, a hanging mountain river, green forests with some specimens… A trip to the canyon takes place in agile jeeps that easily overcome all obstacles in their path. The route is relaxed, so the tour is great for all ages.

A trip in Belek with our travel agency starts from your hotel where a bus will pick you up and take you to our base in Beskonak. Our guide will tell you about this unique corner of nature, give instructions, and then we will go to meet a picturesque canyon. At Tazi Canyon from Belek, you will have free time to enjoy the beauty and take stunning photos and videos as souvenirs.

Our journey does not end here. We will visit the mysterious and mysterious city of Selge. According to one of the legends, it was founded after the end of the Trojan War by the priest Calchas and the Greek settlers, namely the Spartans. We can only guess. The city is located in an amazing place. Selge is located in the mountains at an altitude of 1250 meters above sea level. However, there were fertile lands here that allowed the local people to grow vegetables, fruits, olives and olives, gather medicinal herbs and, of course, sell them all. You can see the ruins of the Temple of Zeus, the castle walls, the main gate, an amphitheater for 10,000 spectators. The city is incredibly interesting and worth a visit.

The next point on the route is Adamkayalar. This is a deep canyon where human figures are carved into the rocks. Scientists date them to the 2nd century AD. You will see figures of 11 men, 4 women and 2 children, as well as scenes from the lives of brave warriors. The show is breathtaking! If you decide to spend time actively and get a mega charge of energy, then take a closer look at our other trip Paragliding from Belek. Completely different emotions await you here