As a legend of Acigol, a dervish of ancient times now comes to the point where Acigol is located 8 kilometers northwest of Karapinar. There was no Acıgöl at that time, and there was a big mountain in its place and a small settlement on the slopes of this mountain. Derviş demanded bread from the peasant, to which door he was expelled. She told the bride in Dervish that my daughter should now leave and she kept to tight because she could look back, no matter what. He took a daughter on his back and the other on his bride and left the village. When the legendary stone was found, he looked back and he looked at the back and the mountain where the village was located was destroyed. He turned right before him and turned into petroleum. The biggest myth about Acigol is its connection with the Mediterranean, and therefore the water level remains the same for every period. The legend of this lake resembles the legend of Sapanca Lake. The various lakes and regions of our country have their own legends. This is a story created to make interesting tourist areas. Some believe this story very sincerely, while others think it is just a fiction. Who knows, maybe it's real. Acıgöl, surrounded by monkey and willow mountains, is a shallow and tectonic lake. It is fed by spring waters coming from the mountains and Kocaçay which is mixed with Bamakçı lake. It was formed by the filling of an extinct volcano crater with water. The length of the lake and the primary crater pit is 800 meters wide and 500 meters wide. This crater, which was formed as a result of volcanic eruption 400 million years ago, was filled with water over time and turned into a lake, and a second volcanic eruption occurred in the middle of the lake 9000 years ago. Over time the room was filled with water and turned into a lake. Acıgöl was formed on the border of Afyonkarahisar and Denizli. You can get to the area by your own vehicle or by intercity bus. You will be able to reach Denizli with various public transportation vehicles by reaching the Denizli region with intercity buses.