It is within the borders of Seki Village, at the 20th kilometer of the Alanya-Gazipaşa highway. The ancient name of the city, which preserves its importance as the western border of the Cilicia Region, Syedreon, appears for the first time on the coins minted in the city's name during the reign of Roman Emperor Tiberius (14-17 AD). Two big streets cut across the city, which is surrounded by walls, and the streets with stairs descending perpendicular to them form the city plan. The ancient city of Syedra is entered through the monumental gate still standing in the west. The water requirement is met by the water storage pools and numerous small cisterns filled with rain water, fed by a natural spring (Cistern Cave) in the south-west. The cave, whose walls are decorated with frescoes made in the Early Christian Period, was used for religious purposes and is known as the baptismal cave.