It is well worth visiting Bayır Waterfall (8km) and seeing some fragments from ancient Bybassos. It is believed that Bybassos City settlements were on the slopes of mountains. There are some fragments of the castle and theatre. People used to sleep for medical treatment in the temple in Eren Mountain dedicated to Hemitia, Goddess of health. 

You can get transportation arrangment from the restaurants in Orhaniye.

According to mythology, King Staphylus of Rhodes had two daughters, Molpadia and Partheos. One day, the King assigned them the task of protecting a newly discovered sacred wine. A few nights later, while the two girls slept, some pigs broke in, knocked over the kegs, and spilled much of the sacred wine. The girls woke up in the middle of the commotion and were overcome with grief as soon as they saw what had happened. Fearing their father’s rage, they jumped off a cliff to their deaths. Finding them at the bottom of the precipice, the god Apollo resuscitated them both. He took Molpadia to Pazarlık,on the Gulf of Hisarönü, endowed her with medical skill, and left her to her own devices. She became known as Hemithea and a temple was erected in her name.