Kaş ,Turkey

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Kaş ,Turkey

Kaş (pronounced 'Kash') could be a tiny fishing, diving, water travel and traveler city, and an area of port Province of Turkey, 168km west of the town of port. As a traveler city it's comparatively unspoiled.
Geography

The city of Kaş is on a hill running all the way down to the ocean. The district encompasses a typical Mediterranean climate of hot, dry summers and heat, wet winters, that permits the expansion of oranges, lemons and bananas. The lowland areas are planted with cut flowers and a range of fruits and vegetables, several area unit mature all year spherical beneath glass. 

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The hillsides turn out honey, and almonds, whereas at high altitudes there area unit intensive pine forests. The weather is drier at high altitudes. though agriculture remains vital, touristry is that the main supply of financial gain within the district, that has several hotels and guest homes.

About two kilometer (1 mi) offshore from Kaş is that the Greek island of Kastelórizo (in Turkish Meis Adası) served by a Turkish ferry.
History

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Although the Teke dry land has been occupied since the time period it looks Kaş was supported by the Lycians, and its name in Lycian language was Habesos or Habesa. it absolutely was a member of the Lycian League, and its importance throughout now is confirmed by the presence of 1 of the richest Lycian burial ground.

Kaş ,Turkey

The ancient Greeks later gave it the name of Antiphéllos or Antíphilos, since it absolutely was the harbor before of the town of Phellos. throughout the Roman amount, Antiphéllos was notable for commerce sponges and timber. Pliny the Elder refers to the city within the fifth book of his Naturalis Historia. once 395 the city became a part of the jap empire (Byzantine) and through the first Middle Ages was a bishop's see - and as Antiphellus remains a titular see.[1][2]
Historic map of Kaş by Piri Reis
A street in Kaş with ancient homes and a Lycian grave within the background.

The city suffered attributable to Arab incursions, then was annexed (under the name of Andifli) to the Anatolian land of Rüm, LED by the Seljuks. once the end of the Seljuks, it came beneath the Ottomans.

In 1923, attributable to the Exchange of populations between Hellenic Republic and Turkey once the Greco-Turkish War, the bulk of the population, that was of Greek origin, left the city for Hellenic Republic.[3] Abandoned Greek homes will still be seen at Kaş.[3]

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