Introducing Burdur Province 2

Districts of Burdur

Districts of Burdur; Ağlasun, Altinyayla, Parish, Burdur, Celtikci, Coppermine, Karamanli, Belt, and Yesilova Tefenni is.

Ağlasun: 32 km from the city center. away, "Sagalassos Ancient City" and the districts of Burdur, is one of the most important tourist attraction. The county trout plants because of the abundance of underground water is common. 2276 m. in the district Akdag mountaineering and mountain-high, very suitable for hiking.

Parish: Burdur, 45 km. away. North-east of the town with Roman "Cremna Ancient City" is located. Anhydrous İncirhan Caravanserai and important works.

Coppermine Photo: City center, 107 km. Cibyra away from the town, located near the ancient city with a significant tourism potential.

Tefenni: 70 km long from the center of town. Mud on the mound in the south of the town, the Chalcolithic Period this area on the survey findings show that a very ancient settlement center.

Yesilova: 60 km long from the city center. One of the oldest settlements in the territory of the district as a result of surveys made Gençali'de Dereköy and Chalcolithic period (5000 BC) was unearthed pottery.

Burdur GEOGRAPHICAL FEATURES

If you arrived in the region called the Lakes Region of the Mediterranean region and is located on the inside. Antalya in the south, west, Denizli, Mugla south-west, east and north, is surrounded by the provinces of Isparta and Afyon. Burdur, winters cold and rainy, and summers are hot and arid climate. There are many lakes and medium-sized rivers in the province. Lake Burdur in Turkey's major lakes are suitable for all kinds of water sports. Another lake in the province is Lake Salda.

Burdur, winters cold and rainy, and summers are hot and arid climate.

Burdur HISTORY

Various sources and archaeological findings, ancient Pisidia in the region known as the province of Burdur is yaşanıldığını since the Paleolithic Age. Understood by the rock paintings in the village of the town of Yesilova Başkuyu first human presence in this region certainly understood the Paleolithic Era.