Pamukkale tour is a beautiful tourist destination that is characterized by many attractive areas
that are distinguished by its charming and charming beauty, and the city attracts many visitors from all over the world.

Get to know Pamukkale

Located in southwestern Türkiye in the city of Denizli, Pamukkale is often wondered by tourists
Pamukkale is 600 km from Istanbul, it takes 7 hours by bus from Otogar station and a full hour by plane to Denizli Airport,
then completing 20 km by land
Pamukkale in Turkey is also known as the Cotton Castle, due to the strange composition that characterizes it,
where the landmark is located in the form of white waves, which appear to you at first glance as white
snow that embraces the water of hot springs, but in reality it is basins of limestone stones that are located
Regularly in contrasting mountain form forming stairs of hot springs.

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Pamukkale tour program

Early in the morning you will be transferred from the hotel to the airport in a private car.
Local flight to Denizli and then go to Pamukkale.
Our trip begins in Pamukkale with a visit

Pamukkale Castle

Pamukkale (Cotton Castle) was originally only the name of this 11th or 12th century castle,
which lies just off the road leading from the city of Pamukkale to the Hierapolis plateau.
Most tourists are not interested in coming here, so this is a great opportunity to escape the crowds of tour buses for a while.
If you visit, you’ll be rewarded with great views of the travertine from the castle ruins, which are worth traversing.
Sunset is the best time to visit the site, as it makes the travertine terraces glow.

Heropolis Museum

This small but excellent museum dedicated to Hieropolis is located inside the Roman Baths in the Old City.
Showcasing some of the fine art and cultural heritage of this once important city,
the museum displays a variety of finds from the site, including exquisite and intricate stone carvings, sarcophagi,
and statues. The museum also contains an important collection of statues from the nearby
archaeological site of Aphrodisias.

Travertine slopes

Visitors to Pamukkale are interested in seeing the artistic forms that nature created on the limestone
deposits thousands of years ago in the form of slopes with smooth divisions, in addition to
the caves that were form in the midst of the limestone mountains, inside which water from hot springs dripped,
which formed many stalactites descending from the ceilings of the caves in an exquisite way.

Pamukkale ancient pool

If you want to experience the hot spring just like the Romans used to do, you can go to the ancient
Pamukkale pool located next to the Temple of Apollo, which will give you an opportunity
to soothe your tired muscles from traveling in the mineral-rich hot spring waters. During your hot bath,
you will also enjoy watching the pieces of columns and pieces of marble scattered in the pool,
which have fallen into the water over the years.
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