Les Portes de Cilicie ou Portes ciliciennes, en turc Gülek Boğazı, littéralement « passage de Gülek », forment le principal passage à travers les monts Taurus, reliant les basses plaines de Cilicie et la côte méditerranéenne au haut plateau d'Anatolie. Elles débouchent à 44 kilomètres au nord de Tarse.
Formées par les gorges étroites de la rivière Gökoluk, elles ont été longtemps uniquement praticables par des caravanes de mules, interdisant, par leur étroitesse, l'accès aux véhicules.
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