In terms of places to visit and see, Burdur city stands out mostly with its natural and cultural aspects. If we set out to see the historical places and cultural places of the city, especially historical houses greet us. Historical Burdur Houses and Egyptians House, various mansions are one of the most important places to visit and see. Bakibey mansion is one of the most famous. They are important structures that reflect us how the aesthetic house style that describes the characteristics of the period will be. Burdur Clock Tower is an important place here as in many of our cities and it is the first analog clock built in the region and it is also close to many points you should see in the city center. Again, almost everywhere, the archeology museum appears here as the Burdur Archeology Museum and has more than 60,000 cultural relics. It was opened in 1969 for people to visit. İncirhan Caravanserai was built by Gıyasettin Keykubat, one of the Seljuk rulers. Caravanserai culture comes to the fore especially when it comes to the Seljuks. They covered all over Anatolia with caravanserai networks. Here, İncirhan Caravanserai is one of them. It is worth visiting both inside and outside. There are lakes in Burdur that we need to see again, especially Salda Lake and Burdur Lake is one of Turkey's largest lakes.
It is at the top of the ranking and is a natural wonder. Activities such as sunset, sunrise camping and picnics, activities such as sightseeing can be done here. Insuyu Cave is one of the first caves opened to tourism in our country. It is even bigger, but only a part of it has been opened to tourism so far. Insuyu Cave is important in this respect. Salda Forest Beach is also located in Yeşilova district. It is almost a hidden paradise, it has a white sandy beach and is frequently visited with picnic and camping areas. Afterwards, there are ancient cities that we can visit again in Burdur, most of these ancient cities have a population of over 10,000. Burdur is a city with a deep-rooted and deep history that has been home to ancient civilizations, Rome, Byzantium, Seljuks, Hamitoğulları and Ottomans. Kremna Ancient City, Sagalassos Ancient City, Sia Ancient City and Keraitae should definitely be seen.
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