Muğla
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Muğla (pronounced moo-lah) is an inland city in Southern Aegean, Turkey.
[edit] Understand
Muğla is a pleasant city on the side of a mountain, with a population of 61,000. Despite having the charm of a typical inland Aegean town, and being fairly close to (and, indeed the administrative centre of) the resort towns popular with international travellers (Bodrum, Marmaris, Fethiye to name a few), travellers often overlook Muğla.
Muğla lies on an elevation of 670 metres, and as such its significantly cooler climate is a welcome retreat from hot and sticky conditions of the coast.
[edit] Get in
[edit] By air
Nearest airports are in Bodrum to west, and Dalaman to south, both of which are around an hour away from Muğla. Both welcomes domestic as well as international flights, especially from Europe.
[edit] By car
- From Izmir, take the motorway south to Aydın, then hit D550 there.
- From Bodrum, take D330 east to Milas, and Yatağan, and then take southwards D550.
- From Marmaris, take D400 north to Akyaka/Gökova, and then hit D550.
- From Denizli, take D330 westwards.
[edit] Get around
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- Old town (Saburhane), (east of city centre). Whitewashed half-timbered houses line narrow cobbled alleys in this pleasant quarter.
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[edit] Contact
Telephone code of Muğla is (+90) 252.
[edit] Get out
Many famous resort towns of Turkish coast (Southern Aegean/Western Mediterranean) are within a radius of 100 km from Muğla:
- Bodrum — partying capital of Turkey, which also feautures a well-preserved citadel
- Akyaka — village with beautiful traditional architecture just south of Muğla, on the coast
- Marmaris — daily yacht trips along a mountainous coastline
- Dalyan — rock-cut ancient tombs, boat trips through marshlands, and a sandy beach where Mediterranean turtles lay their eggs
- Fethiye — a gulf backed by mountains dotted by Lycian ruins; postcard beauty of Blue Lagoon is also nearby
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