Aydin
Aydin Province, Turkey
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About Aydin
Aydin, antiquated Greek Tralles, is a city in and the seat of Aydin Province in Turkey's Aegean Region. The city is situated at the core of the lower valley of Buyuk Menderes River antiquated Meander River at a telling position for the area reaching out from the uplands of the valley down to the seacoast. Its populace was 207,554 of every 2014. Aydın city is situated along a locale which was well known for its ripeness and efficiency since old occasions. Figsremain the territory's best-known harvest, albeit other agrarian items are additionally developed seriously and the city has some light industry. During the 1920s, Aydin was noted for its cotton and grain creation. There are numerous olive trees, are situated in Aydin. A few nationals delivered olive oil. There are some little scale firm which trades olive oil to ious nations.
Spots of Interest:
- The Byzantine pinnacle and fortresses over the town
- Roman period ruins of Tralles including an exercise room and a theater
- The statue of Yoruk Ali Efe in the town, which was pulled down and changed after open dissents that the first statue demonstrated the efewithout a mustache.
- Aydin Museum - archaic exploration, coinage and ethnographic gathering.
- Recreational resorts Pinarbasi and Aytepe, which are associated by the Aydin Pinarbasi-Aytepe Gondola.
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