The region was known to history from the late bronze age records of ancient egypt and the hittite empire Lycia was populated by speakers of luwic languages. Lycia, ancient maritime district of southwestern anatolia (now turkey) Lycia lay along the mediterranean coast between caria and pamphylia, and extended inland to the ridge of the taurus mountains. The earliest references to lycia can be traced through hittite texts to sometime before 1200 bce, where it is known as the lukka lands. Lycia’s mission is to improve patients’ lives by stopping disease at its source
At the root of many diseases are dysregulated proteins that circulate in blood or are attached to the outside of the cell. A 540km trail along turkey's mediterranean coast introduces hikers to the rich heritage of lycia, an ancient maritime republic that's recognised as the world's first democratic union. Lycia has a rich and fascinating early history It is believed that the area was first inhabited by the indigenous peoples known as the lycians around the 3rd millennium bce. Lycia was an ancient region located in what is now southwestern turkey, along the mediterranean coast Known for its unique culture, strategic location, and distinctive architectural and artistic contributions, lycia played a significant role in ancient history.
Explore ruins, hike the lycian way, and sail sunken cities. It bordered the mediterranean sea in what is today the provinces of antalya and m.
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