EGETÜRKİYE

Circular volcanic crater lake shimmering amid green pine forests.
1,450m Elevation Volcanic Crater Lake and Pine Forests at Simav Gölcük, Kütahya

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Roman eraCulture and memory

From Simav Gölcük Crater to Gediz Abide Village and Hisarcık Aqueducts

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Place, time and memory in one narrative.

Linking Simav Gölcük's 1,450m volcanic crater lake with Gediz Abide's 1920 victory monument and Hisarcık Hasanlar's Roman aqueducts, Kütahya created a pinnacle of heritage.

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Long-form story · Culture and memory · A link to today · deniz-doga

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Periods

  • Roman era
  • Ottoman era
  • National Struggle & Republic
  • The Aegean today

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