Pamukkale (Pamukkale – Cotton castle) – one of the most amazing places in Turkey. The mountain slope has acquired its bizarrely unique shape due to 17 thermal (35-40 ° C) carbonic water sources. Lime deposits have formed dazzling white cascades of terraces of limestone tuff - travertine (Italian - travertino), which forms as a result of precipitation of calcium carbonate. Pamukkale contains calcium bicarbonate, calcium sulfate, magnesium and carbon dioxide. The healing properties of these waters have been known since ancient times.

Pamukkale is famous not only for its mineral springs and snow-white travertines. The most interesting ancient city of Hierapolis (Hierapolis or Hierapolis of Phrygia) is located next to the travertines.

Antique pool or Cleopatra pool. The pool is supplied with water directly from the hot spring underneath, which throws thermal water to the surface. Water temperature 35-36 ° C. The water is practically flowing due to the fact that every second the springs of Pamukkale throw 250-280 liters of water onto the surface. The water in Cleopatra's pool is not just warm and mineral, but also sparkling. Excursion to Pamukkale will allow you to see the site, included in the UNESCO World Heritage List since 1988.

Karahayit is also a mountain, but much smaller than Pamukkale, from the depths of which hot mineral springs erupt in the amount of five pieces.

Excursion to Pamukkale from our company is an extensive informative tour! Thanks to our guides, you will learn a lot about the history of Turkey and Pamukkale!