Tavas

Tavas is a town and a locale of Denizli Province of Turkey, on a wide plain making a course for Mugla, close to the region of Kale. Population is around 12,720. The region has been possessed for quite a while, demonstrated by the nearness of the hill of Medet Hoyuk, which seems to go back to the Bronze Age. Numerous developments have settled here including the Hittites, Phrygians, Persians, Ancient Greeks, Romans, and Byzantines. In artifact this land south of the Menderes River was a piece of the district of Caria and was controlled from the adjacent palace of Kale.

In the 18th century migrants from England settled in Garipkoy and Sarıabat villages. Tavas was accounted for as having a timber industry in 1920. Like in Denizli, there are material and attire businesses in the territory, and the town likewise creates leblebi. This is a country region and huge numbers of the youthful age have relocated to the Aegean drift or to bigger urban communities looking for careers. The remaining individuals are predominantly maturing and traditionalist, there are an extraordinary number of mosques on the horizon.

Tavas is a residential area giving a bank and other fundamental offices to the encompassing towns. There is little in the method for stimulation or social amenities, although the neighborhood pizza pide is highly appreciated. Individuals generally manage agribusiness. Tobacco and chickpeas are most planted products. There is a notable society move Tavas Zeybegi, which is constantly performed at wedding parties in the town.