Muğla

• MuğlaSocietyOct 12

  Thank You Certificates Given to Air Teams in Muğla and Aydın

  Muğla Forest Regional Director Mustafa Ülküdür presented certificates of appreciation to air vehicle teams. These teams served during the 2026 wildfire season and are concluding their duties as of October 15th. The recognition covered stations in both Muğla and Aydın.

• MuğlaCultureOct 12

  Aerial View Captures Stratonikeia Ancient City with 3,500 Years of History

  The 3,500-year-old Stratonikeia Ancient City in Muğla's Yatağan was viewed from the air. This UNESCO World Heritage Temporary List site showcases traces of various civilizations, from Hellenistic to the Republic era, alongside marble architecture. The area features structures spanning multiple historical periods.

• MuğlaSocietyOct 12

  Muğla Weather Forecast: Partly Cloudy Conditions Expected on October 12th

  Muğla is expected to have partly cloudy weather on October 12th, with temperatures around 20 degrees. Light breezes are noted, making it suitable for outdoor activities. Similar temperatures and light rainfall are anticipated in the coming days.

• MuğlaCultureOct 11

  Muğla's Three Erenler Tomb Remains Neglected Despite 2010 Conservation Efforts

  The remains of the Three Erenler Tomb in Muğla's Menteşe district are currently neglected due to graffiti, wall damage, and accumulated trash. Local experts note that while a 2010 conservation effort revealed foundational traces, the site lacks proper signage and upkeep.

• MuğlaEconomyOct 11

  Muğla's Aquaculture Exports Lead Aegean Export Sector

  The Aegean Seafood and Animal Feed Exporters' Association increased total exports by 15% in the first nine months of 2026 to $1.509 billion. Muğla, particularly areas like Bodrum and Milas, contributes significantly through aquaculture production. Levrek, çipura, and Turkish salmon are key drivers for both export revenue and employment.

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