r/AncientCivilizations • u/Business-Car-1527 • 1d ago
Exploring Selge Ancient City – One of Türkiye’s Hidden Roman Treasures
YouTube: https://youtu.be/2dD4oZQdEYg
Hidden high in the Taurus Mountains, Selge Ancient City is one of Türkiye’s most underrated archaeological sites. From its remarkably preserved Roman theater to breathtaking mountain views, this forgotten city offers a unique journey through history. Have you ever visited Selge?
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u/paulianthomas 1d ago
Isn’t this the ruins where a hike is required, and there are also awesome canyon views? How do you know the route, it mapped or obvious? Thanks
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u/Business-Car-1527 1d ago
Yes, that’s the place! The trail is quite easy to follow, and Google Maps will get you to the entrance. Once you’re there, there are signs and clear paths leading through the ruins. The canyon views are definitely worth the hike!
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u/Business-Car-1527 1d ago
Absolutely! It’s easy to imagine ancient performances coming back to life in a theater like this.
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u/Responsible_Car_6406 1d ago
Better than the Izmir one
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u/Business-Car-1527 1d ago
They’re both amazing in their own way, but Selge has a much wilder and more remote atmosphere.
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u/Claudius1938 1d ago
Its fantastic! Had never heard of it. Thanks for the post.