Kayaköy, a village located on the southwestern coast of Türkiye, became an open-air museum after its Rum residents left their houses more than 100 years ago. The effects of the passing time have changed the stone houses into hundreds of ruins. Located near Fethiye, a seaside town known for its historical sites and summer tourism, this village is a place that piques the curiosity of visitors. The plan for how to embrace the potential of the site has been discussed among architects, institutions, and government officials. Despite the years of discussions, Kayaköy continues to decay due to the lack of a solid planning process.