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Duden Waterfall

The water lost in Varsak rises back to the surface at Düdenbaşı after two kilometres of underground flow. Even on days when no water flows from the surface, at least 10 cubic metres of water per second rises to the surface under Düdenbaşı Waterfall. The maximum flow rate of this water is 94 cubic metres and the average is 15-16 cubic metres per second.
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  Inner Castle
  
  Antalya Inner Harbour and Kaleiçi was taken under protection as a "protected area" by the "Real Estate Antiquities and Monuments High Council" in 1972 due to its original texture. It was also awarded the Golden Apple Tourism Oscar by FİJET (International Tourism Writers Association) on 28 April 1984.
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  Perge Ancient City
  
  The city plan of Perge is based on two main streets, one running east-west and the other running north-south. The 15 thousand audience capacity theatre is very well preserved. The elaborately decorated two-storey stage building opposite the seats was built in the 2nd century AD. The artefacts found here are now on permanent display in the 'Perge Theatre Hall' at the Antalya Museum. The perfection of these sculptures beautifully reflects the unique style of Perge sculpture. The stadium, another basic structure of the ancient city of Perge, is one of the best preserved stadiums in Turkey. The stadium, built in the 2nd century BC to the north of the theatre, has a capacity of approximately 12 thousand spectators.