The “cotton castle” of Turkey, Pamukkale, is located on the southern bank of Hierapolis, a historic city. Since countless years ago, when water moved farther from the calcareous hot water source, it grew colder and more solid, creating travertine terraces Read More
Pamukkale’s bright-white terraces are unquestionably one of Turkey’s most photographed sights, glittering incongruously above the rural town like newly fallen snow. The ancient spa city of Hierapolis, whose huge ruins sprawl out along the hilltop close to the famous travertines, Read More
Pamukkale’s bright-white terraces are unquestionably one of Turkey’s most photographed sights, glittering incongruously above the rural town like newly fallen snow. The ancient spa city of Hierapolis, whose huge ruins sprawl out along the hilltop close to the famous travertines, Read More
Because of its natural beauty, Pamukkale, 18 km (11 miles) north of Denizli, is Turkey’s most famous mineral-bath spa. Hot calcium-laden waters emerge from the earth and cascade over a cliff. They generate stunning travertines of firm, brightly white calcium Read More