Turkey’s Lycian Way crosses steep mountains covered in pines, carob and strawberry trees. It passes through 25 historical sites, including the UNESCO World Heritage listed ancient cities of ...

The Lycian Civilization, rooted in the rugged terrain of southwest Turkey, stands as one of the ancient world’s most fascinating yet overlooked cultures. Flourishing during the Iron Age and ...

Pillar tombs: Some Lycian dead were placed in tombs atop pillars, such as these found in Xanthos Ancient City, near the present-day village of Kinik, in Turkey's southwestern Antalya Province.

The Lycian Mount Olympus, whose summit is often covered with snow until April, is also easily visible from the 3km-long sandy beach of Cirali. It is a popular destination for hikers to relax.

Indeed, on the Lycian Way, memory is such a pervasive presence that you walk, rest and sleep in the company of phantoms. For despite its dramatic beauty, this is a land of ghosts.

is a fantastically fun piece, and is being staged by the Kings Theatre Company at the Lycian Centre's outdoor Wharf Theatre. As Dr. Sam Seward, Alan Andrews is perfect in his role as the head of ...