Ula

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Ula takes its visitors on a journey through time with its historical and natural beauties. Reflecting the warm face of the Aegean, this district offers a combination of the finest examples of traditional Turkish architecture and natural wonders.

The towns of Akyaka and Gökova are among the most well-known settlements in Ula and are rising stars in international tourism. Akyaka is famous for its traditional houses adorned with the fine craftsmanship of wood carving and its magnificent beaches stretching along the coast. Gökova, on the other hand, stands out with its unique bays and deep blue sea.

The history of Ula dates back to the ancient Caria region and has a deep-rooted past extending to the Menteşe Dynasty. The district also boasts a rich vegetation cover, providing an excellent environment for agriculture and nature tourism.

The traditional houses of Ula, reflecting the physical and socio-cultural characteristics of the region, are structures that stand out as embodiments of thousands of years of accumulation and tradition.

Ula is a paradise filled with both natural and cultural riches.