Pamukkale, located in southwestern Turkey, is famous for its white travertine terraces, formed by calcium carbonate deposits from hot springs. A UNESCO World Heritage Site, this natural wonder attracts millions of visitors each year with its unique landscapes and renowned thermal properties.

Points of Interest
Travertine Terraces: These cascading white formations are the highlight of Pamukkale. The shallow pools filled with turquoise water create a spectacular contrast to the limestone terraces. Visitors can walk barefoot in the pools and enjoy the benefits of the mineral waters.
Hierapolis: Right next to the terraces are the ruins of the ancient Roman city of Hierapolis. Founded in the 2nd century BC, this thriving city was famous for its thermal baths and well-preserved amphitheater. Explore the ruins, including the Temple of Minerva and the Roman Baths, which are a testament to the richness of Roman culture.
Hierapolis Theatre: This Roman theatre, which can seat up to 10,000 spectators, is one of the best-preserved in Turkey. Its stone tiers offer stunning views of the travertine terraces and surrounding valley.
Hierapolis Necropolis: The city also has one of the largest necropolises in Turkey, with numerous tombs and funerary monuments, including the famous tomb of Philip, an apostle of Jesus.
Activities
Thermal Baths: Enjoy the relaxing benefits of thermal waters by taking a dip in the natural pools. Cleopatra’s ancient pool is a popular place to bathe in mineral-rich waters.
Hiking and Walking: Explore the trails around the terraces and admire the surrounding landscape. The panoramic views of the valley and mountains are breathtaking.
Sunset Tour: In the evening, the terraces of Pamukkale take on a golden hue, offering incredible photo opportunities. Make sure you arrive in time to enjoy this natural spectacle.