Alara Khan Castle

Alara Han Castle is one of the rare works that have survived to the present day from the Anatolian Seljuk Ruler Aleaddin Keykubat. The castle, which was rebuilt immediately after the conquest of Alanya Castle, greets the sunrise every morning. Alaeddin Keykubat restructured the city immediately after conquering Alanya Castle in 1221. Keykubat, who also had Alara Han Castle largely renovated, is the person who gave the city its current historical form. While the inner and outer walls reinforced with the towers of the castle fan its grandeur, the pointed hill it stands on also increases its magnificence. Explorers climb the stairs carved by hand into the rocks next to the Alara Stream with its historical importance and the visual feast it offers. This road, which extends to the outer walls, offers its visitors a magnificent view of all of Alanya. Although Alara Han Castle reaches a different beauty in every season, it reaches its peak of magnificence especially in the spring months. The castle stands as if it were a part of mother nature with its colorful flowers around it. It is one of the most beautiful hidden works of Anatolia. The structure, which starts every day waiting for its explorers, is also one of the most valuable works of Antalya, the pearl of the Mediterranean. Alarahan Castle, which is 40 kilometers away from Alanya, also carries the title of being the most valuable historical place for history hunters.