Our dear tourists!! We are glad to tell you good news! We invite you to visit our new excursion. Due to your numerous requests, we have decided to organize an excursion only to the unusually picturesque Lake Salda or the “Turkish Maldives”, without Pamukkale. And of course it will be an express tour without shopping! To make it even more interesting, on the way we stop at the ancient city of Sagalassos (Aglasun). The Turks called it Aglasun (Cries). There is a legend that for many centuries the fountain does not dry up, the water does not dry up! Roman city where the Anatolians built in 3000 BC. BC, has hosted dozens of civilizations throughout its history. Natural spring water still flows from the mountain Antoninler city fountain, built in 160 AD. e. Despite the fact that the city is located at an altitude of 160 m from the sea and away from the main road, almost 50 thousand tourists visited it last year (2019). The ancient city still reveals many unique historical artifacts during excavations. Sagalassos is located in southwestern Turkey, approximately 105 km north of Antalya and 35 km from the cities of Burdur and Isparta. Sagalassos is located on Mount Akdag, at an altitude of 1450 –1700 meters. During the times of the ancient Romans, this settlement was known as the “first city of Pisidia”, and it occupied not the last place among other cities. Excavations around the fountain and its restoration began in 1998 and ended in 2010. The originals of the four fountain sculptures discovered by archaeologists are exhibited at the Burdur Archeology Museum, and their copies can be seen in the fountain itself. It is believed that the fountain was built by the most important benefactor in Sagalassos, Titus Flavius Severanus Neon and his wife. Program: Wed departure from Alanya at 07:30 from Side at 08:30 transfer, Russian-speaking guide, visit to the ancient city of Sagalassos, lunch, blue Lake Salda, dinner all entrance tickets included! #Salda #Sagalassos #aglasun #lake_salda