Cradle Cave

Cradle Cave, located in Samandağ district in the south of Hatay; Titus Tunnel, Dor Temple, St Simon Monastery, Musa Tree, as well as many attractions close to the region's highlights of the cultural values... The rocks were carved as cemeteries and architectural transition, solidifying and supportive elements of the period were used to visit rock tombs. The decorations were also unneglected. It consists of four locations and many graves in a nutshell. Located a few minutes from the Titus Tunnel, The Cradle Cave is actually a rock tomb area. There are over 100 tombs separated by columns and arches. A different journey of history with stone stairs, rock tombs, columns and decorations made in general. The ceiling in The Cradle Cave, famous for its figures such as flowers, fish and oysters, which are undergoing restoration, as if it were a visual feast. Rock tombs in one of the rich port settlements of the Eastern Mediterranean also point to how wealthy the people of the era are. The natural structure between these solid rocks, which emerged unscathed from the earthquake that destroyed the region in the 6th century, is a cultural heritage that can be seen centuries later. Hatay is the place that seeks a different experience with its unique beauty, which is overflowing from the depths of history to the present day.