History and Culture of Mugla
Mugla has a way of being overlooked by history books even though it has been lived in for thousands of years.

Mugla has a way of being overlooked by history books even though it has been lived in for thousands of years.

Mugla’s inland position, often seen as a disadvantage, is actually its secret weapon.

Mugla’s kitchen belongs to the olive grove and the vegetable garden.

Mugla is not a resort town, and that is precisely why staying here feels so different from a week on the coast.

Mugla city rarely makes the coast-bound itinerary, and that is exactly why it rewards the curious traveler.

Every summer, tens of thousands of travelers fly into the Mugla province and never see the city it is named after. They land at Bodrum or Dalaman, race toward the coast, and leave the inland capital to the locals.
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