Upper Düden Waterfall is 10 km from the city center. In the Selale Neighborhood within the borders of the Kepez district. The waterfall is in the first place among the natural beauties of Antalya to be seen. It resembles a lush oasis in the city with promenades and picnic areas.
Alexander the Great gave water to his horses from this waterfall while he was passing through the region. For this reason, Düden Waterfall is also referred to as Iskender Waterfall in some sources.
The water of the waterfall is among the attractions of Antalya with its view of the water that offers a visual feast. Its mysterious cave covered with cavities and many other natural beauties creates impressive views when pouring from a height of about 20 meters.
While visiting the waterfall is always cooler than the city center of Antalya. You can witness a fascinating atmosphere and hear the chirping of birds among the greenery and listen to the relaxing sound of the rushing water. The natural pools formed by the waterfall offer a completely different visuality. There are restaurants and breakfast places located in the waterfall against the view. Those who wish can bring their food and drink and picnic in this unique atmosphere.
Düden Waterfall is a natural wonder that sheds light on history with its ancient ruins. The ancient olive oil workshop and ancient tombs of the 2nd and 7th centuries BC within the borders of the waterfall continue to defy time.
The waterfall turns into a studio and set for some movies, TV series, and bride-grooms with its exquisite beauty. Here you can take the most aesthetic frames to add to your photo album. People describe the waterfall as a corner of paradise. The waterfall welcomes city residents and hundreds of thousands of local and foreign tourists who want to get away from the routine city life every year.
