Insuyu Cave is one of the most interesting and oldest natural beauties of Burdur. Insuyu Cave is located on the Burdur-Antalya highway, 13 kilometers away from Burdur and is one of the first caves opened for tourism in our country (1965). The cave is 597 meters long and 900 meters above sea level. As a result of the melting and erosion of the karstic structure in Insuyu Cave over time, stalactites and stalagmites were formed inside the cave. In addition, there are also recessed and protruding caverns opening in various directions. The water of the cave is carbonated mineral water. İnsuyu Cave was registered as a Grade I Natural Site with the decision of the Ministry of Culture and Tourism (1976).

Insuyu Cave is also important for health tourism. It is known that the waters in the cave are good for diseases such as eczema, hemorrhoids and asthma. It is also said that the air inside the cave is beneficial for asthma patients. It is claimed that the waters of Insuyu Cave are also good for diabetes and stomach diseases.

The entrance fee to İnsuyu Cave is 10 TL. It is 7 TL for students. It is free to take photos inside the cave; however, it is useful to carry a flashlight with you due to the low lighting. You should not return without tasting the potato and minced meat pancakes from the cafes around the cave or from the aunts who cook pancakes.

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