Sinuri Sanctuary is located in an area known as Tarla Tepe, between the Kalinasl Village and Camlibelen Village, 15 km southeast of Mylasa. The sanctuary is located on Asar Tepe. The Acropolis is located on the hill to the northwest of the sanctuary. It can be reached with a 30 minute climb. The acropolis hill is very often covered with forests and bushes. It is quite difficult to see the ruins and even reach them.
It is likely that Sinuri, a local god, was associated with the Greek god. A depiction of God holding labrys was found. According to Continue, first 8 BC. Sinuri temple was built in the 16th century. Robert of this sanctuary BC 1. He claimed that he was connected to Mylasa in the 19th century. The visible structures in the area are from the Archaic, Hecatomnids, Hellenistic, Roman and Byzantine periods. The sanctuary was turned into a church during the Byzantine period.
It is likely that Sinuri, a local god, was associated with the Greek god. A depiction of God holding labrys was found. According to Continue, first 8 BC. Sinuri temple was built in the 16th century. Robert of this sanctuary BC 1. He claimed that he was connected to Mylasa in the 19th century. The visible structures in the area are from the Archaic, Hecatomnids, Hellenistic, Roman and Byzantine periods. The sanctuary was turned into a church during the Byzantine period.
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