The region of 'conglomerate' rocks surrounding the ancient city of Selge in Antalya's Manavgat district resembles the breathtaking world of the US-made movie 'Avatar'. This natural beauty, known as 'Avatar Land', is also known as 'Adam Rocks' because the conglomerate rocks resemble standing human figures and offer a surreal view to its viewers. Located in the Manavgat Koprulu Canyon National Park, this region on the St. Paul's road has similarities with the fairy chimneys of the Taurus Mountains, the magic of Cappadocia, and has a fascinating atmosphere with its 65 million years of history.

Located around the ancient city of Selge, this magnificent natural structure has become an indispensable destination for nature sports and hiking groups.

The naturally occurring conglomerate rocks, known as 'rose marble', was formed as a result of the sand and gravel rising from the sea floor combined with soil and shale under pressure.

The rocks vary between 10 and 70 meters in length and are called "Adam Rocks" because they resemble standing human figures. Painted with shades of yellow, green, and red, especially in autumn, these rocks fascinate visitors along with the magnificent forest landscape around them. This fantastic landscape rising among the cypress, walnut, and chestnut trees in the area between the ancient city of Selge and Kestanelik reflects the mystical atmosphere of Selge, one of the important centers of the Pisidian community. Welcoming visitors regardless of the season, Adam Rocks invites everyone to embrace the magic of nature.