Turpravda has a wonderful story about this place - https://www.turpravda.com/tr/dalaman/blog-255892.html
But, I can't help but add on my own that this is an interesting attraction that is worth a visit. Firstly, there is beautiful nature here (it is an extraordinary pleasure to swim in the labyrinths of reed thickets). Secondly, there are interesting animals here (turtles, of course, but there are also blue crabs, and herons, and local cows that go up to their necks into the water, and other trifles). Third, ruins. Lycian tombs over water are simply extraordinary. Fourthly, it is a pleasant feature of Western Europeans to live in the city of Dalyan (probably for the sake of therapeutic mud), which turned its shores into a kind of Venice - all around boats, terraces, awnings, balustrades and all this in flowers.
It is very beautiful and cool here in the heat, I am very glad that I visited this excursion - I took a boat ride on the wonderful Dalyan River.
But, I can't help but add on my own that this is an interesting attraction that is worth a visit. Firstly, there is beautiful nature here (it is an extraordinary pleasure to swim in the labyrinths of reed thickets). Secondly, there are interesting animals here (turtles, of course, but there are also blue crabs, and herons, and local cows that go up to their necks into the water, and other trifles). Third, ruins. Lycian tombs over water are simply extraordinary. Fourthly, it is a pleasant feature of Western Europeans to live in the city of Dalyan (probably for the sake of therapeutic mud), which turned its shores into a kind of Venice - all around boats, terraces, awnings, balustrades and all this in flowers.
It is very beautiful and cool here in the heat, I am very glad that I visited this excursion - I took a boat ride on the wonderful Dalyan River.
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