Ulubey

Ulubey, where ancient temples, canyons, historical buildings and the most beautiful examples of nature and history are located, is a district of Uşak and is one of the places that should be at the top of your travel list.

Ulubey is frequently visited by both local and foreign tourists due to its natural and historical beauties and riches. The excavations carried out in and around the Ulubey district indicate that the settlement in this region dates back to BC. It has been revealed that it dates back to 4000 years. Hittites, Phrygians, Lydians are some of the civilizations that ruled in this region. The fact that the King's Road, which was built by the Lydians in order to develop land trade, was in this region, emphasizes the importance of Ulubey at that time. After the Lydians, the Persians and later Alexander the Great established dominance in this region. In the following periods, the Byzantines, the Seljuks and finally the Ottomans became the civilizations that dominated this region. Ulubey, which is home to such important civilizations, is one of our districts that attracts a lot of attention with its historical richness.

The Nature and Climate of Ulubey

Ulubey, which has a rough terrain, has a temperate climate. Ulubey, which is between the Mediterranean climate and the continental climate, has an annual average temperature of 13 degrees.

Ulubey Hotels

Ulubey is frequently visited by local and foreign tourists who want to see Ulubey Canyon, which ranks second in the world in terms of size. In addition, Ulubey Canyon Culture and Tourism Festival is held in the last week of May. If you are going to visit Ulubey, we definitely recommend you to spare a few days for this festival. For all Ulubey accommodation options, our website HotelForex.com will help you. You will be able to reach all Ulubey Hotels suitable for your budget with HotelForex.com. You will not only find Ulubey hotels suitable for your budget, but you will also have the privilege of bargaining with hotels only with HotelForex.com.

Must-See Places in Ulubey

Ulubey Canyon: Ulubey Canyon, which is 73 kilometers long, is the second largest canyon in the world after the Grand Canyon in the state of Arizona in the USA. It is the largest canyon in Turkey. In Ulubey Canyon, the traces on the rocks eroded by the river can be easily seen. In addition, Ulubey Canyon provides a very nice trekking and trekking area. If you are one of those who dream of walking in a magnificent view; Instead of dreaming, you should make your dream come true in Ulubey Canyon. We can say that you will never regret it. If nature walks are not for you, you also have the opportunity to enjoy the view from the glass observation terrace built here. You should not forget to take a break from watching this magnificent view that is laid under your feet and take a photo of you.

Blaundos Ancient City: It is located near the village of Sülümenli, 10 kilometers from the Ulubey district center. The city, founded by those who came from Macedonia in the Hellenistic period, consists of a castle, temples, theatre, stadium and rock tombs. It is surrounded by deep valleys on three sides and the entrance to the city can be provided through a gate on the north side.

Aksaz Thermal Springs: Located 25 kilometers from Ulubey town, Aksaz Thermal Springs is located on the banks of Aksaz Stream. The temperature of the water boiling at five different points at the bottom of a large granite rock is 39 degrees. It is thought that the water of Aksaz Thermal Spring is good for liver and biliary tract diseases, gynecological diseases, and health problems such as neuralgia and nephritis. In thermal springs where there is no accommodation facility, accommodation is made in tents to meet this need.

Ionian Temple: BC. The Ionian Temple, whose remains were found near the Saka cemetery in 700-600 BC, was destroyed during the Persians. It is understood that it belongs to the Ionian period due to its architectural structure.

Monastery/Castle in Yaver Creek: BC. The remains of the Ionian Temple were used as the walls of the castle, which was built during the reign of Alexander the Great between 320-300 BC. Due to the crosses found in the excavations, it was revealed that this structure was used both as a monastery and a castle.

Clanudda Ancient City: Clanudda Ancient City, which is thought to have been used in Hellenistic, Roman and Byzantine periods, is located in Çırpıcılar village. Remains of stadium, theater, church and sarcophagus belonging to the ancient city of Clanudda were found.

Nais Ancient City: Nais, an ancient city belonging to the Lydians, was discovered 2 kilometers from the village of İnay. It is known that the stones belonging to the ancient city of Nais, which was seen to be a settlement in the Roman and Byzantine periods, were used in some buildings in the Roman and Ottoman periods.

Local Tastes of Ulubey that You Must Taste

• Ulubey Iron Dessert

• Ulubey Rotation

• Ebem Meatballs

• Bending