ALARA HOSTEL
Alara Hostel was the second hostel after Şarapsa on the way from Alaiye to Antalya and Konya.
It is an unusual Seljuk monument since it also served a religious function as a place where certain dervishes lived in seclusion.
The rectangular structure measures 38 by 50 meters and except for its facade, it is constructed of cut stones. Various signs identifying the master stonecutters are seen on these cut stones.
Rectangular and triangular pillars support the three facades of the structure.
The plain portal with a low arch, in the middle of the northern facade, is the entrance to the hostel. Above the entrance there is an inscription of six lines in Arabic.
Two schematic lion heads decorate the inscription.