Important Geosites
Some of the important geosites of Geopak that must be seen.
Kula Volcanic Park
It is one of the most important volcanic forms formed in the third phase of Kula volcanism (Divlit Tepe Volcanics). In terms of formation and shape features, it is in the type of cinder cone or scour cone.
Sandal Divlit
It is one of the most important volcanic forms formed in the 3rd phase of the Kula Volcanism (Divlit Tepe Volcanics). In terms of formation and shape features, it is in the type of cinder cone or scoria cone.
Historical Kula Houses
Kula, 18. yüzyıl Osmanlı kent mimarisinin Türkiye’deki en iyi korunan alanlarından biridir. Kula evleri, yalnızca mimari tarzı değil aynı zamanda Osmanlı kentlerinde günlük sosyal yaşamın genel bir görüntüsünü yansıtmaktadır.
Kula Fairy Chimneys
In the Kula-Salihli UNESCO Global Geopark, the Fairy Chimneys were formed due to the joint effect of raindrop erosion, surface erosion and tunnel / piping developed within the soft layer.
Çakırca Basalt Columns
The volcanic rocks you see here were formed as a result of the spreading of the lava that emerged as a result of the activation of Toytepe Volcano, located at the northernmost end of the Sarnıç Plateau, approximately 1,260 million years ago.
Sardis and The Temple of Artemis
History BC. The city of Sardes, which dates back to the 15th century, was the capital of the Lydian Kingdom in 1000 BC.
Kurşunlu Hot Springs.
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.
Gökeyüp Pottery
The tradition of pottery making for centuries is maintained by more than 100 households in Gökeyüp. In Gökeyüp, where old techniques are still used, pottery-eyed gneiss is obtained by grinding the bedrock.
The Thousand Hills
These 119 tumuli scattered across the area between the ancient city of Sardis and Marmara Lake belonged to the rulers of Lydia.
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