An amazing stone tomb at the top of a lively street. See a historic grave in a part of life is amazing. The street is splendid and houses covered with beautiful bougainvilleas... This street and tomb has a soul! I recommend everyone to visit there if you are passing through...

A monument to an ancient civilization that is far in the past for one and a half thousand years. So long ago that no one can make out the letters on the stone.

One of the best examples of an “ancient” concrete construction. When observing closely up one can obviously see the specific caves the concrete (beton) obtains during time. To my assumption the tomb dates back to 14th century AD. To those who would probably argue this, just see how shorter time (20-30 years) affects the modern armored concrete. It crashes in 10-30 years if not maintained by a man. So well, enjoy this really beautiful monument of past times but mind the logics when hearing some travel guide of a 2 thousand history of a construction.

A surprise to see this 3-level Kings Tomb, carved from 3 huge stone blocks, nestled under a tree at the top of a lane. There is an info board with details on it to make the visit more interesting. Note the 4 lions heads at the top and the ancient script carved into the rock. There is an entrance at the back but small and nothing inside

Beautiful spot in the evening, lots of fun shops and spots to eat nearby.

Very nice place of turkey.

Worth seeing, especially near sunset time. The inscription is pretty nice.

The place is cute and Queens. There is a very nice street that you can walk on with a lot of souvenirs to find. Also a lot of restaurants to eat on. And they’re very nice ship dock. But the thing itself is not that interesting. The description next to it only describes what you see and there’s actually nothing detailed about where it comes from and what it is.

Stunning monument and only minutes from Republic Square

Incredible to see such a thing in the city streets :) The outside is pretty clean but the inside is rather dingy

We didn't visit this tomb exactly, we just bumped in to it exploring the town. But we are glad we did, very interesting.

I don't think this king would have ever envisioned that his tomb would eventually be in the middle of a street. It's well worth seeing, and the small boutique shops in the streets around it are very interesting to browse in.

I beleive, you will not lose antthing if you don't visit this tomb because there is no speical thing. I highly suggest you to enjoy the beaches

Lovely place for night

It's a centre of the city - nice streets, houses. It's almost impossible to park nearby, so leave your car somewhere else.

Ancient history just by walking on streets of Kaş.