Get enough of crowded places? Explores the beauty around Pamukkale and discover the hidden secrets in nature.
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When our tour starts we will drive to Karahayıt. Our first stop is in Karahayit Red Water Hot Springs. Karahayit hot springs are located in Karahayit Town, Denizli, Turkey. It’s about 5 km north of the famous Pamukkale Travertine and has similar characteristics to that of Pamukkale. Due to the minerals existing in its structure, the hot spring water spreads reddish color to the environment
After a short visit to this natural beauty, we will head to the north gate of Hierapolis and start to explore this mighty antique city. We will see the Necropolis, Bath and Basilica, Frontinius Gate, Frontinius Street, Latrina, Northern Byzantine Gate, Fountain of the Tritons, and the Temple of Apollon.
Afterward, we will stop at Cleopatra’s Pool. The guide will give you free time to swim then we will walk to the white cliffs of Pamukkale. You will have another hour to discover the white cliffs and enjoy the hot waters on the cliffs.
At the end of the tour, we will have lunch in a local restaurant.
After lunch, we drive the direction of Kaklik. Kaklık cave was formed by a subterranean stream that slowly eroded the porous limestone and sulfurous rocks. It began to form over 2 million years ago, and it wasn’t until the roof of the cave collapsed, that people discovered it, after which it was opened to the public in 2002.
Water pours in from above, at the cave mouth and covers the surface, creating travertine steps with the calcium carbonate deposit left behind. At the same time, the geothermal spring below the cave pushes water into it from the surface. The movement of the water is clearly visible in the clear blue waters below the sinkhole but also happens elsewhere inside the cave. After the tour, we can drive you back to Pamukkale or Cardak airport.
Pamukkale, known as the 'Cotton Castle,' is a natural site in Turkey's Denizli Province. It's famous for its terraces of white travertine, formed by mineral-rich thermal waters, and the ancient Greco-Roman city of Hierapolis nearby. This unique landscape and historical significance make it a must-visit destination.
The terraces are a natural wonder formed by calcium-rich thermal waters. The white travertine pools are a UNESCO World Heritage Site and a popular spot for swimming and photography.
An ancient Greco-Roman city built on top of the thermal springs, Hierapolis is known for its well-preserved ruins, including the theater, necropolis, and ancient baths.
A unique swimming pool filled with thermal water and ancient ruins, including columns and statues. Legend has it that Cleopatra bathed here.
A traditional kebab made with lamb or beef, grilled and served with vegetables and bread
A savory or sweet filled pastry, often made with cheese, spinach, or potatoes
A Turkish flatbread topped with various ingredients, similar to a pizza
These months offer pleasant temperatures and fewer crowds. The weather is ideal for exploring the terraces and historical sites.
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Pamukkale is generally safe for tourists, but standard precautions should be taken to avoid petty theft and scams.
Denizli Bus Station
Local buses connect Pamukkale to nearby towns and Denizli. They are affordable but may not be very frequent.
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An ancient city known for its well-preserved ruins, including a large theater and ancient churches.
Known as the 'Turkish Maldives,' this lake is famous for its turquoise waters and beautiful beaches.
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