Corycus is an ancient city located in the region of Cilicia, in modern-day Turkey. It was known for its strategic position along trade routes and its proximity to the Mediterranean Sea. The city was often associated with the Corycian Cave, a significant site in Greek mythology linked to the god Pan. Historically, Corycus was inhabited by various civilizations, including the Hittites and Greeks. It played a role in maritime trade and was known for its production of wine and olive oil. The ruins of Corycus today reflect its rich history and cultural significance in the ancient world.