Men of Rock are Roman tomb reliefs dated back to the 2nd century AD. They are located in the valley locally known as Şeytan Deresi some 5 km northwest of Korykos (Kızkalesi). It's a place of great natural beauty and the atmosphere of mystery. If physically you are in a good shape you must see it. The path goes steeply down, and you need to measure every step you take what only adds to the Indiana Jones like experience!
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| Roman tomb reliefs (A)* |
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| Landform (Google Earth) * |
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| Let's read (B)* |
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| Follow arrows * |
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| Fairly steep * |
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| Şeytan Deresi or Devil's Valley (C) * |
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| There you are! (A) * |
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| Impressive (A) * |
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| Figures facing Devil's Valley (A) * |
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| Open air sanctuary (A) * |
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| Tomb (empty) entrance (A) * |
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| All way up * |
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| Cavern in proximity of B * |
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| Hellenistic fortifications on rock top (B); also parking lot accessible via road D * |
