Tünektepe, which has a very steep road of approximately 6km, renovated in 2002, has a magnificent view every minute. This road, on which you climb winding from the slopes of the mountain, accompanies you with the fragrance of pine trees. When you reach the hill, this road story combines with the fascinating beauty of Antalya. Behind you are the Bey Mountains with all their splendor, a Mediterranean city stretching from the harbor to the cliffs on your left, the Siçan Island on your right and the unique bays that take refuge in the foothills of the Taurus Mountains.

Düden Waterfall is a natural asset that has become the symbol of Antalya. The waterfall takes its source from the Kepez Hydroelectric Power Plant. Düden Waterfall, which is about 15 kilometers from Antalya city center, attracts many local and foreign visitors with its exquisite beauty.

The waterfall, located in the direction of Lara, 8 kilometers from Antalya city center, is also known as "Karpuzkaldıran". It drains its waters from a height of 40 meters into the sea via Lara road, where the Düden River reaches the sea. It creates a cloud of fog over the sea as the gigantic water erupts. The Youth Park located nearby is an ideal viewing point for the waterfall view. There is a cafeteria, parking lot and a picnic area in the park, and boat tours are organized near the waterfall.