Small & Boutique Hotels in Birgi

Without exaggeration, we can say that the climate of the Aegean region, which our country is part of, may be one of the most beautiful climates in the world. Along with its moderate temperatures, the region's forests, natural sites, bays, and historical places make the Aegean full of endless beauty, which cannot be fully explored even with dedicated time. One of these gems is Birgi Village near Ödemiş in İzmir. Nestled amidst the cool and clean slopes of the majestic Bozdağ Mountains, Birgi Village is hidden within a lush green landscape, adorned with centuries-old walnut and chestnut trees, and traditional stone houses with high-tiled roofs, making it a charming village that must be visited and seen.

When we talk about vacations, it shouldn't only bring to mind sun, sand, and sea. Cultural heritage should also be an integral part, and after seeing Birgi Village, you realize how many beautiful places with rich histories our country possesses. You find yourself lost between village life and architecture. Particularly under the protection of the ÇEKÜL Foundation, Birgi Village is now one of the most beautiful villages in our country. It attracts many visitors, especially during the summer and autumn months when its population swells. Therefore, we recommend visiting Birgi during these times first. The village's history dates back to ancient civilizations. It was once conquered by the Persians, then used by the Romans, Byzantines, Aydınoğulları, and Ottomans. While its population once approached 7,000 to 8,000, it now has around 3,000 to 4,000 inhabitants. It has been a continuously inhabited settlement since ancient times.

During the period of the Turkish War of Independence, the village was burned and destroyed by the Greeks. Today, it is striving to regain its former beauty. If we don't count this tragedy, Birgi Village has always been a charming village that has consistently maintained its beauty and popularity. If you haven't seen it yet, hurry up and visit.

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