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Once known as Didyma, this place was seen as sacred rather than urban — home to temples and myth. Its roots trace back to the Neolithic age. From sacred shrines to the layered rule of Persians, Greeks and Ottomans, Didim is a palimpsest of civilisations. Here, you do not just visit history. You walk through it. From the Temple of Apollo to the ruins of Miletus, each site holds meaning, shaped by belief and time.
The city came under the rule of Turks in the 1280s and Ottoman in 1413, and then existed as a small Greek village until the foundation of Republic of Türkiye. It was called "Yeronda - Yoran" during the Ottoman Empire.
As it served as a sacred site, rather than a city, numerous temples and monasteries were built in Didim. Having been told in myths for its magnificent ancient cities and temples, the district is surrounded by a number of historical sites, including the Temple of Apollo, the Ancient City of Didyma, the Ancient City of Miletus, the Ancient City of Priene, the Ancient City of Herakleia, and the Ancient City of Myus. You can include these historical sites, which welcome thousands of visitors from many cities of the world, in your travel bucket list to explore during your vacation in Didim.
Didim, which has a unique nature, is famous not only for its historical beauties but also for its golden beaches. During your vacation in Didim, you can enjoy the sea in Altinkum Beach, Sakli Island, Akbuk Beach, Cennet Bay and Didim Manastir Bay.
With large living spaces, fantastic architecture, gourmet restaurants, private pools and playgrounds, Anda Barut Collection is waiting for you to enjoy the attention it pays to make everything at your fingertips.