Have you ever witnessed a waterfall cascading directly into the sea? Here at the Düzden Şelalesi, also known as the Lower Duden Waterfall, you’ll see this breathtaking spectacle. The Düzden Şelalesi is more than just a visual wonder. It’s a testament to the power of nature and a key player in Antalya’s rich history. The Düzden Şelalesi originates from the Kepez Hydroelectric Power Plant. It travels through the Duden River, splitting into two distinct waterfalls. We’re currently standing at the Lower Duden Waterfall, where the water plunges 40 meters from the cliffs into the Mediterranean Sea. The other branch, known as the Upper Duden Waterfall or Karpuzkaldıran Waterfall, is located further inland. Alexander the Great, during his conquest of Pamphylia around 334-333 BC, supposedly watered his horses in the Upper Duden Waterfall area. This area surrounding the Upper Duden Waterfall was transformed into a picnic and recreation area between 1970 and 1972. The Lower Düzden Şelalesi, however, offers a unique spectacle. Imagine the roar of the water as it crashes against the rocks below. Feel the mist on your face as you take in the panoramic view. This dramatic display is just 8 kilometers from Antalya’s city center, near Lara. The nearby Gençlik Parkı (Youth Park) and Karpuzkaldıran Military Facilities offer different perspectives on this natural wonder. The Düzden Şelalesi is a truly unforgettable experience. It’s a perfect blend of natural beauty and historical significance, a place where the echoes of the past meet the wonders of the present.
Solmaz Camii
Is it possible to weave together threads of different eras within a single structure? Look closely at the Solmaz Camii