Denizli

Preparation • Documents: Bring your passport and other relevant documents. • Clothing: Bring light and breathable clothing in summer, and warm clothing in winter. Bring comfortable shoes for walking around the terraces and ruins. • Items: Bring sunscreen, sunglasses, a hat, a swimsuit, a power bank, etc. • Currency: Exchange some Turkish lira in advance, or bring an international credit card. Transportation • Plane: Fly to Denizli Çardak Airport, then transfer to the city center or Pamukkale. • Bus: There are frequent buses to Denizli from Istanbul, Ankara, Izmir, and other cities. • Train: There are trains to Denizli from some cities, but buses may be more convenient. Attractions • Pamukkale: A world-famous natural wonder, with white travertine terraces and clear hot springs. Walk along the terraces, soak in the hot springs, and enjoy the surrounding scenery. • Hierapolis: Adjacent to Pamukkale, this ancient Roman spa town has ruins of a theater, baths, cemetery, and more. • Laodicea: An important historical site with well-preserved Roman-era stadiums, theaters, temples, and more. • Atatürk and Ethnography Museum: The museum houses a large collection of local historical artifacts and ethnographic exhibits, offering insight into Denizli's history and culture. Food • Turkish kebabs: Such as lamb or chicken kebabs, served with vegetables and fries. • Turkish pizza: A thin crust topped with various meats, vegetables, and cheese. • Baklava: Layers of pastry and nuts, drizzled with honey syrup. Accommodation • Pamukkale hot spring hotels: Convenient for enjoying the hot springs and visiting Pamukkale. • City center hotels: More options, with convenient transportation, dining, and other facilities. Itinerary • 1-day trip: Visit Pamukkale in the morning, walk along the terraces, and soak in the hot springs. Visit Hierapolis in the afternoon. • 2-day trip: Visit Pamukkale and Hierapolis on the first day. Visit Laodicea on the second day, or explore the city center, visit museums, and experience local culture.