Ayasuluk Fortress

The church is connected and you only need to buy tickets for the merchant 10 lira to visit the castle, located at the top of the Ayasuluk hill, overlooking the town. The castle was built by Byzantines in the sixth century and was rebuilt by the Seljuk people. Today, it still can't resist the devastation of the years, many places have collapsed, but the towering wall is still telling the world, the unshakable status and the majestic style~ The ancient city of Jin Ephesus is located about 3km from the town of Selchuk. Ephesus was ruled by the Romans for a long time, and this period became its most prosperous period. The destruction of the site was caused by the war, and even the subsequent construction could not restore its former glory, and Ephesus was like a work of art, worth deeply admiring.

From St. John's, and up the hill, there was a castle, large and conspicuous, with all the remains on both sides, arranged and placed on the side of the road, and the castle was almost a shell, with structures like wells.

I always feel that this is a very mysterious place, so this time I must come to Turkey once. Ayasoluk Castle also retains some traces of the previous people. In fact, the previous people will really enjoy it.

After years of vicissitudes, although after repair, can only imagine the glory of the original.

The scenery is quite good, climbing to the top of the mountain to see the panoramic view, very spectacular, not many people, there is a trace of tranquility. The scale here is very large, the mottled traces of history are very clear on it, it is worth a visit, very flavorful

The most famous attraction in the town is Ayasoruk Castle, which is probably also very old. The part that remains to date is built during the Ottoman Empire. Due to the inconvenience of transportation, I had to travel with a group. It was quite a little proud to be able to go to such a level of attractions.