Visit red-spring water enjoy the thermal water in pools and put you feets or you can do face musk with mud
Visit Hierapolis ancient city and guide give information for history and ruins
Enjoy the white terrace pools and photo point
Swimming in the Cleopatra pool (extra charge)
Pickup included
When your guide give you Free time , you can swim and enjoy thermal in small pools. You can enter just for their feets or they can to lie down small pools.
Your guide give information about Roman Theater history and you can have Panoramic view.
It was healing center during the ancient time. Hierapolis was old Helenic city then Roman city
You can see the ruins from roman times in thermal pool and Optional free time to swim
Guide will show you Red Hot Thermal Water Sources and you can join the water.you can enter just for their feets or they can to lie down small pools.
pick up otogar or any bus compony office
Your Professional Tour Guide is going to use differenttickets for visits.
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.
Turkish Lira (TRY)
GMT+3
220VV, 50HzHz
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.
Price varies by option