Alanya, It is a tourism district of Antalya province in Turkey's Mediterranean Region. Its distance from the city center is 135 kilometers. Located on the southern coast of Turkey, Alanya has an area of ​​1,598.51 km² and its population in 2020 (according to the "TUIK Address Based Population Registration System (ADNKS)" system) is 333,104 people.

The district of Alanya is administratively connected to the province of Antalya, Alanya Municipality and its district are also under the responsibility of Antalya Metropolitan Municipality. The Taurus Mountains stretch in the north. Throughout history, Alanya has served as an important fortress in the Mediterranean for empires such as Roman, Byzantine, Seljuk and Ottoman. During the Seljuk period, the region under the rule of Alaeddin Keykubad I gained a geopolitical importance.

Tourism, especially after the 1958's, started to develop and became the most effective business line in the district, and this caused the population increase in the region. Thanks to its warm climate, it is suitable for many sports and cultural activities.