Bekilli

Bekilli is a town and a district of Denizli Province in the inner Aegean region of Turkey. Bekilli region zone neighbors the locale territories of Cal and Civril, both likewise depending Denizli toward the west, south and east, and those of two regions of Usak Province toward the north, specifically Ulubey and Karahalli. The town of Bekilli is found halfway between the territory seats of Denizli and Usak, at a separation of 82 km or 51 mi from the first and 86 km or 53 mi from the second. The town is famous for its vineyards and commends a yearly wine celebration.

Viticulture is an important constituent of nearby culture. Until the affirmation of its site somewhat north of the town and south of the present-day neighboring area focus of Karahalli, at a short separation from Bekilli, the area of Bekilli was one of the main competitors coordinated with antiquated Pepuza and additionally its neighboring Tymion, related with Montanism. There are intriguing but then to a great extent unexplored follows dating from Phrygian, Lydian, Roman and early Christian and Byzantine periods inside Bekilli locale zone itself.