Ula

Ula is an administrative district in Muğla Province located about 14 kilometers from the provincial capital in southwestern Turkey. The area spans across forests and numerous settlements scattered throughout several hundred square kilometers.

The area was part of ancient Caria in antiquity and later came under the control of the Menteşe dynasty, an important power in Anatolia. These historical layers shape the region's identity as a bridge between ancient and medieval times.

The district is built around traditional Turkish houses scattered across multiple neighborhoods, shaping the look of a rural community. Visitors can see how local architecture blends with the forested landscape surrounding the area.

The district has schools and basic facilities for residents and visitors who need to use local services. Those exploring the region should prepare for rural roads and natural terrain.

The area sits strategically near well-known coastal destinations like Akyaka and Gökova but is often overlooked by tourists. This makes it a quiet place for visitors looking to experience a less visited side of the southwest.