Description
Perched majestically on the rocky faces of Fethiye, the ancient city of Telmessos, the Tomb of Amyntas is a breathtaking example of Lycian rock-cut tombs. Carved directly into the limestone cliffs in the 4th century BC, this monumental tomb was dedicated to Amyntas, son of Hermapias, as inscribed in the ancient Lycian script above its entrance. Its façade, resembling a classical Greek temple with Ionic columns and a pediment, showcases the blend of Lycian traditions and Hellenistic architectural influences. The Tomb of Amyntas stands as a silent guardian of history, offering insights into the Lycian civilization's beliefs in the afterlife and their architectural ingenuity. This ancient masterpiece, overlooking the modern town of Fethiye, continues to captivate visitors with its historical allure and the timeless beauty of its natural surroundings


