Ömerbeyli Historical Village Square and Centennial Fountain

History and General Information / Local Legends and Folklore Ömerbeyli Village, located in the east of Germencik; It is one of the most characteristic Yoruk settlements of the Germencik plain, with its cut stone inscription, the Historical Village Fountain, built during the Ottoman period, its centuries-old grand plane trees, and its traditional stone-architected village coffee house. The stone fountain, where spring water from the mountains flows loudly, is a monument of abundance where travelers and villagers have been cooling off for centuries. According to local narratives, it is said that Ömer Bey prayed for the water supply to never be cut off while having this fountain built, and that those who drank water from the fountain would be blessed with abundance in their lives. Geographical Structure, Altitude and Natural Features It is located on the bottom of the plain, at an altitude of approximately 60 meters above sea level. It is surrounded by rich fig trees, olive groves and cotton fields. Visiting Hours, Days and Entrance Fees