Olimpos

Olimpos- antik shahar Antaliyaning g'arbidagi Kumluja tumanidagi Tahtali tog'ining 10 km shimolidagi Likiya shaharchasida joylashgan. Bu yer davlat tomonidan qo'riqlanadi , chunki u Caretta Caretta toshbaqalarining uyalash joyi bo'lib, odatda universitet talabalari va sayyohlar tomonidan afzal ko'riladi. Daraxt uylari va chodir joylari sifatida foydalanish mumkin bo'lgan ochiq joylar Likiya Yo'lining muhim joylaridan biri hisoblanadi. Olympos Beydağlari milliy bog'i chegaralarida joylashgan.

Олимп (др.-греч. Ὄλυμπος, лат. Olympus) — руины древнего города в Ликии, около села Чиралы, в 70 километрах от современной Антальи.

Olympus or Olympos (Ancient Greek: Ὄλυμπος, Ólympos; Latin: Olympus) is an ancient city in Lycia. Although Olympus comprised an extensive territorium as identified by tomb inscriptions, it had a medium-sized city center. Buildings that constituted the urban texture spread out along both sides of the creek which extended through a deep valley that flows into the Mediterranean in the east. This structure in the urban texture of Olympus also reflects the means of transportation to the city, its connection with the Mediterranean and its relationship with trade, which is an important element for subsistence. In this respect, it takes its place among the well-known port cities such as Patara, Myra/Andriake and Phaselis in the Lycian Region. Olympus was also one of the six cities of the Lycian League that held three votes. Although the city lost its importance in the late Roman period, it flourished again in the 5th century as a bishopric. However, its redevelopment and prosperity as an early Byzantine city were short-lived, and like most Lycian port cities, it was abandoned during and/or after the Arab raids.

Olympos (griechisch Ὄλυμπος, Ólympos (m. sg.); lateinisch Olympus) ist eine antike Stadt an der Ostküste Lykiens (Kleinasien, Türkei) – heute Deliktaş (türkisch für Lochstein) genannt. Der Name leitet sich von dem Berg Olympos ab, dem heutigen Tahtalı Dağı, an dessen Fuß die Stadt lag. Von der einst bedeutenden Stadt des Lykischen Bundes ist historisch nur Weniges greifbar, und auch die Ruinen faszinieren mehr durch ihre malerische Lage an einem Bachlauf in Strandnähe.

Olympos est une ville antique au Sud-Ouest de la Turquie au bord de la mer Méditerranée à 60 km au sud-ouest d'Antalya.

Olimpo (en griego antiguo: Ὄλυμπος, romanizado: Ólympos, en latín: Olympus) era una ciudad de Licia. Estaba situada en un valle fluvial cerca de la costa. Sus ruinas se encuentran al sur de la moderna ciudad Çıralı, en el distrito Kumluca de la provincia de Antalya, al suroeste de Turquía. Junto con los yacimientos de las antiguas ciudades Fasélide e Idiro, forma parte del parque nacional Olympos Beydaglari. Los fuegos de gas perpetuos de Yanartaş se encuentran a pocos kilómetros al noroeste del yacimiento.

Olimpos veya Olympus (Grekçe: Ὄλυμπος, romanize: Ólympos; Latince: Olympus) antik kenti, Antalya'nın batısında Kumluca İlçesindeki Tahtalı dağının 10 km kuzeyinde kalan bir Likya yerleşimidir. Antalya'ya 85,7 km. uzaklıkta, Caretta Caretta kaplumbağalarının yavrulama alanı olduğundan sit alanı olarak korunan, genellikle üniversite öğrencileri ve sırt çantalı turistlerin tercih ettiği bir tatil mahallesidir. Ağaç evleri, çadır mekanı olarak kullanılabilecek açık alanları, Likya Yolu üzerinde bulunması önemli özellikleridir. Olimpos Beydağları Millî Parkı sınırları içinde yer almaktadır.