Introducing Köyceğiz
This sleepy little town, set inside a nature reserve, perches at the northern end of a large lake, Köyceğiz Gölü, which is joined to the Mediterranean Sea by the Dalyan River. Except for its small (but growing) tourist trade, Köyceğiz is a farming town producing citrus fruit, olives, honey and cotton. This region is also famous for its liquidambar trees, source of precious amber gum. The only real attraction here is the lake itself – broad, beautiful and serene.
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Last updated: Feb 17, 2009
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