Sagalassos, located in southwest Anatolia near Ağlasun, is a remote archaeological site renowned for its well-preserved Roman theater, monumental gates, and city structures. The site offers breathtaking mountain views.
Sagalassos thrived under Roman rule and was an important Lycian city. Known for its architecture and high-altitude location, it was a center of commerce and culture in the region.
Remote site with rugged terrain; requires walking and some climbing. Offers stunning views of mountains and surrounding valleys.
Moderate; off-the-beaten-path location.
Some uphill walking, moderate fitness recommended.
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