The fine remains of the town of Seleucia (part of ancient Pamphylia) lie one kilometer above the village of Bucak Seyler, about 15 kilometers north of Side (reached from Side via the Manavgat Waterfalls).
The rambling ruins are enclosed within a pine forest, which gives the site a charming lost-in-time ambience.
Little is known of this town's history, and archaeologists still debate its exact identity-some suggest that it is not Seleúkeia at all but rather the town of Lyrba.
