Top experiences
- ✓Explore the ancient city of Sagalassos above Ağlasun.
- ✓Visit Lake Salda and follow protected-area rules.
- ✓See Kibyra Ancient City near Gölhisar.
- ✓Visit Burdur Museum and traditional houses in the center.
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Explore Burdur, the heart of Turkey’s Lakes Region, known for turquoise Lake Salda, the ancient cities of Sagalassos and Kibyra, lavender fields, Teke culture and distinctive local cuisine.
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Burdur combines archaeological sites, mountain scenery and distinctive lakes in Türkiye's southwest. Sagalassos and the pale shores of Lake Salda are its best-known attractions.
April to June and September to October are comfortable for archaeological sites. Summers are hot and exposed; winters can bring snow to higher areas.
A car is strongly recommended because Sagalassos, Salda and Kibyra lie in different parts of the province.
Travel conditions and opening arrangements can change. Check current information before your visit.
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