Salihli is a developing town with the population of 160.000 people and is located on ancient  city Sardis which was known as the capital of Lydia Kingdom. Salihli’s history goes back to B.C. 7.

Sardis was conquered by Persians and ruled by Greeks, Syrias, Pergamons, Romans and the Ottomans in turn. The city has minted the first coins in history in VIIth century B.C.

The Sardis antic city, the mausoleum of Lydia King, gymnasium from Romans, Artemis temple, the Kİng Road, footprints aged 26.000 years and Kursunlu springs are the places worth to see.

Salihli is  a town of Manisa with in the borders of the Aegean Region. It is located on the south of Gediz meadow and lays on descents of Bozdag mountains. The town is on the Izmir-Ankara highway and is 96 km away from Izmir Alsancak Harbour and Adnan Menderes Airport. Because of its geographical location, the town has very ease of transportation.

Salihli’s economy is focused on agriculture, soil industry, leather and commerce and seed-free grape, tobacco and valonea are the most popular products.

It is a privilege to live in Salihli with great nature, beautiful savanna and friendly people.