Karain Cave is located 30 kilometers northwest of Antalya, within the borders of Yağca Village. Karain Cave, one of the largest natural caves in Turkey, is 150 meters above the travertine plain and 430-450 meters above the sea. The cave has been continuously inhabited by people starting from the Lower Palaeolithic, Middle and Upper Palaeolithic, Neolithic, Chalcolithic, Old Bronze, Prehistoric and Classical Ages. As a natural consequence, it contains a thick cultural deposit of about 11 meters. The use of the cave during the classical periods was more of a votive cave (temple), and there are Greek inscriptions and niches on the cave's forehead and outer walls. The archaeological finds obtained during the excavations in Karain Cave are exhibited in the Antalya Museum and the Karain Museum located near the cave.