In the ancient city of Sagalassos, in the province of Burdur in Turkey, a wandering photographer tourist man explores and explores historical places, photographing the surroundings. Tourist visit. A view from the top of the Sagalassos theatre forming a semicircle. After the Pisidia region of Sagalassos was declared the imperial cult center, it was built accordingly, as it required the city to organize celebrations every year for all the Pisidian people. Its construction is thought to have probably begun around AD 120.
To visit the sprawling ruins of Sagalassos, high amid the jagged peaks of Akdag, is to approach myth: the ancient ruined city set in stark. The ancient site of Sagalassos, nestled in the Taurus Mountains, is among the most well preserved ancient cities in the country.