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Milas, the second largest district of Muğla with regards to the surface area, is a much more economical tourist destination than Bodrum, Marmaris and Fethiye. Milas, which offers exquisite scenes in the foothills of Mount Sodra, is a particularly frequented spot for nature lovers. Milas, whose history is dating back to the 10th century BC, hosts thousands of local and foreign tourists every year with its historical buildings and beautiful beaches. The ancient name of Milas is Mylasos and it hosts exactly 27 ancient city remains. You must reserve at least 1 day to discover the historical regions of Milas, which was the Capital of Caria and the Capital of the Menteşe Principality in history. Milas Museum opened in 1987, Baltalıkapı, thought to have been built in the 1st or 2nd century, the Gümüşkesen Tomb Monument on Hıdırlık Hill, the sacred place of Zeus Karios which takes you to journey in time so to speak, the historical Pilgrim Elijah Mosque built in 1330, Ulu Mosque built in 1378, Beçin Castle and Firuz Bey Mosque which are 5 kilometers from Milas are among the main places to visit in Milas. You can buy colorful Milas carpets and rugs that you can find almost everywhere in Milas as gifts for your loved ones.

Some of the most popular Milas restaurants you can taste delicious meals typical of Muğla and Aegean cuisine are Bacanaklar Sofrası, Kabaçam Restaurant, Famous Milas Köftecisi Nazmi Usta, İhtiyar Balıkçı (Old Fisherman) and Captain Ibrahim Restaurant. The most amusing festival in and around Milas is the International Festival of Fish and the Festival of Children's Games.

Milas-Bodrum Airport, which is the closest airport to Milas, one of the 13 districts of Muğla, is located about 19 kilometers from the center. Once you arrive at Milas-Bodrum Airport you can take Güvercinlik bus and then you can go to Milas with a minibus. Another option is to take a taxi from the airport (approx. 35-45 TL) or rent a car.