
Incirliin Cave (Gökçeler Canyon)
About & Visitor Guide
History and General Information / Local Legends and Folklore Incirliin Cave, located on the steep slope of Gökçeler Canyon and named after the wild fig tree at its entrance, is one of the most magnificent dripstone caves in Türkiye. During archaeological excavations, ceramic pieces and human skeletons dating back to the Chalcolithic Age (5000 BC) to the Early Bronze Age and the ancient Carian period were found in the cave; It has been proven that this place was a prehistoric shelter and sanctuary. Geographical Structure, Altitude and Natural Features The 345-meter-long cave consists of millions of years of gigantic stalactites, stalagmites, columns, curtain dripstones and ponds developed in karstic limestone. The temperature inside the cave remains constant at 17°C and humidity at around 85% throughout the year. Visiting Hours, Days and Entrance Fees
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37.1907, 27.7643Milas Doğal Alanlar & Tabiat Parkları Noktaları
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