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Some of the important geosites of Geopak that must be seen.
The Kula Divlit Volcanic Park is located in the Kula-Salihli Geopark, northeast of the Kula district. This park contains all of the landforms that resulted from the third stage of volcanic activity.
Kula is one of the best-protected sites of 18th-century Ottoman urban architecture in Turkey. Kula houses reflect not only the architectural style but also an overall image of the daily social life in the Ottoman cities.
History BC. The city of Sardes, which dates back to the 15th century, was the capital of the Lydian Kingdom in 1000 BC.
This cone is one of the 80 volcanic cones in the area and one of the most spectacular parts of the volcanic landscape formed during the 4th phase of Kula volcanism around 25 thousand years ago.
There are a group of important royal tombs which are termed Bintepe (Thousand Hills) along the road from Salihli to Akhisar, 8-10 km north of the Gediz River.
The Fairy chimneys in the Kula-Salihli Geopark have been formed by a combination of surface water erosion, splash erosion, and tunneling erosion (piping) in the soft layers.
The columnar basalts were formed on the thick lava flows that came from Toytepe Volcano erupted about 1,260 Million years ago, located on the northernmost edge of Sarnıç Plato.
It is one of Turkey's most important 15 geothermal fields. Located in the lower extremities of Kurşunlu stream, the area is on the Izmir Ankara road and is an important thermal tourism area.
The Kula and Salihli districts have a long history of ceramic production. The majority of the area's archaeological discoveries date to the Roman era, while there are also artifacts from the Hellenistic and prehistoric periods.
Geoparks are special nature conservation areas, where different or the same type of geological heritage of international importance are located, managed and planned. Elements that explain the formation of the earth's crust, representatives of a known event, rare or extremely large formations are defined as geological heritage.
