Burdur is a province in the Lake District of southwestern Turkey, home to the turquoise Salda Lake (nicknamed the 'Turkish Maldives'), the sprawling ancient Greco-Roman city of Sagalassos, and the soda-rich Lake Burdur teeming with flamingos. Flanked by the Taurus Mountains, the province offers a compelling mix of natural spectacle and deep archaeology in an unhurried setting.
Historical sites
Places where Burdur's past comes alive.
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Sagalassos Ancient City
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Kremna
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Hadrianopolis
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Burdur Archaeology Museum
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Düzen Tepe
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