Hisar: Gürleyk is on the village. The location of each of the adjacent cottages and the cellar of the cellar and the barn on the edge of each of the houses attracts attention. The place where the Byzantium resembles the WINE MANUFACTURING rather than the fortress. Today, the remains of the houses and the pits in which the wine jugs are placed can be preserved. The location can be reached by Dalaman-Gürleyik. However, 1 hour pedestrian walk north through the village.
Monastery Hill: between Gürköy-Elm is located in the western outskirts name of the monastery on the hill. It observed that very little remains of the monastery there is a visible structure. It is said that remains from the Byzantines. However, it said the place is made by Greeks who settled in the 13th century to the south, after the War of Independence is estimated to overthrow the Greeks escaped with their hands in the locality. Dalaman- Gürköy path is taken from the village and 45 minutes' walk from the village is reached by walking.
Demirci Dükkanlar: Gürköy-Değirmen side of the neighborhood is in the north.13. It was built and operated by the Greeks at the end of century. Halkara blacksmith ÇARŞISI place in so called, iron parts, hammer and anvil parts of the residue was observed with bellows. At that time, elm handle abundant in the plains and the sea was established in order to sell timber to go beyond the state söylenir.yöre Dalaman Gürköy pedestrian path and walk back to the village in 30 minutes. According to a rumor; the hammers and anvil sounds coming out of the shop and the sparks from the beaten bars are heard and visible from distant villages.
Honor-Kozpın in KALYN: kuzeyiv honor to the northeast of the village is completely filled with historical artifacts. Castle, tombs, walls, etc. It is estimated that the artifacts belong to different times. LDA Kapıdağı in the region, and is considered an extension of the Lissay Cry. At first region in the hands of Caria, Lycia time has passed into the hands of Pericles.
The rock tombs of Lukya, the fortress and the castle remained from the time of the Byzantines. Kozpın it is recognized as a stopover on the ancient trade route and still maintain its timeliness today.
