[2025 Pamukkale Attraction] Travel Guide for Hierapolis (Updated Oct)

🚌 Goreme → Pamukkale Ride the night bus and arrive at dawn! 15-minute minibus ride from Denizli 🚐 Instead of lodging, there are plenty of "large-scale hotels"—perfect for a half-day getaway with just a shower and luggage storage 👍 🍚 Surprise katsudon for breakfast! Tired of kebabs, I stumbled upon Lamuko's Lokanta, run by a Japanese couple. 🇯🇵 Recharged with a warm bowl of katsudon, a local favorite. 🍜✨ 🌊 Pamukkale Travertine Admission: 35 Lira, opens at 8:00 AM. 🕗 I highly recommend visiting early in the morning, before the tourist groups arrive. 🙌 The feeling of walking barefoot on pure white limestone. It looks like soft snow, but it's actually hard. ㅋㅋ 👣 Foot Bath + Photo Time It was a little chilly in the morning, so I only dipped my feet, but it was refreshing. I even had a cute photo opportunity with locals and travelers. 📸 🏛 Hierapolis Ruins Remains of an ancient city perched on a limestone terrace. The amphitheater is so well-preserved that it's still used for performances today! If you have time, we also recommend the hot spring pool (fee required). 🛁 🌅 Travel Tips ✔️ Go early in the morning to enjoy the seclusion. ✔️ Instead of staying overnight, consider staying at a hotel for a half-day. ✔️ Don't compare it to the hot air balloon rides in Cappadocia (it's just a small experience here). #AdventureMoment #Pamukkale

Dear travel enthusiasts, especially those of you who love short holidays! If you are looking forward to your trip to Türkiye, then you must not miss this guide! The beauty of Türkiye during this time will definitely exceed your imagination. It is recommended to experience the Kappa flamed clay pot meal and the tent BBQ at the special inn restaurant, and enjoy a Western set meal at the popular rooftop restaurant in Istanbul. Follow the footsteps of the D400 Blue Coast, explore the Mediterranean, rent a Kappa colorful classic car for a customized tour, or experience a Bosphorus cruise. Don’t forget to check in and take photos at the popular carpet house! Even better, you will have the opportunity to witness the restoration of 8,500 ceramic pieces, led by the green dome, the landmark building of Kubbe-i Hadra, the Mevlana Museum, which represents the museum visited by many Turkish people. -------- Located at the junction of two continents, Turkey has a profound historical heritage and unique regional customs, and is often called a bridge between the East and the West. 🕌From the bustling Grand Bazaar, to the magnificent Aegean Sea, to the ancient and magnificent Cappadocia⛰️, they are all filled with her beauty like a painting. Let’s go to Türkiye and experience its unique charm! -------- 🌍🚀Itinerary: Day 1-2: The initial steps of the trip! Depart for Istanbul Airport, then head to the meeting point in Shanghai, and fly all the way to beautiful Izmir. Here you will visit Alacati or the Aegean Bird Island to light up your journey and end the day under the stars. Day 3-Day 4: After free time in the Aegean Sea, you will walk into the ancient city of Ephesus and the ruins of the Temple of Artemis to experience the richness of history. In Pamukkale, you will soak in the warm hot springs and enjoy a comfortable night. On the fourth day, you can enjoy the charm of the dual heritage in Pamukkale and Hierapolis, and release yourself on the Dead Sea beach. Day 5-Day 6: Pass the famous D400 Blue Coast, arrive at the small town of Kaş, and then drive to Antalya on the Mediterranean. This will be a journey you cannot miss in your life. On the sixth day, you will be able to walk freely on the Kaleici Beach Castle Promenade and have the opportunity to experience the fun of a Mediterranean cruise and the religious and cultural center of Konya city. Day 7-8: Arrive in Cappadocia and explore the mysteries of Goreme Open Air Museum and Underground City. In addition, you can tour Kappa in a vintage car, participate in a champagne ceremony, and take photos at the celebrity carpet house to capture the shining moment! Day 9-10: Istanbul awaits your arrival. You can enjoy the beautiful scenery on a Bosphorus cruise and visit Topkapi Palace, Blue Mosque and Hagia Sophia. The tenth day is free all day, and you can choose to arrange a day trip to Istanbul on your own. Day 11-Day 12: End the wonderful trip to Türkiye, depart from Istanbul and fly back to Shanghai. Then they returned to their respective hometowns, ending their twelve-day journey. 🇹🇷🌈 -------- Must-see attractions: 💎Mevlana Museum: See precious scriptures, admire magnificent 🏛️architecture, and exquisite 🎨decorations waiting for you to explore. Especially the iconic green dome Kubbe-iHadra, which makes the Mevlana Museum the most visited museum in Türkiye, full of highlights💡. 🕌Hagia Sophia: A symbol of Türkiye, a model of Byzantine architecture, the dome is rich in color, giving people a strong sense of history and full of 🎨artistic atmosphere. 🌊Bosphorus Strait: the dividing line between Asia and Europe, with beautiful scenery on both sides and the sea and sky merging into one, it is truly a visual 🎉 feast. 🏔️Pamukkale: Thousand-year-old hot springs, white cotton-like hills reflecting the blue sky, spectacular and mysterious. It feels like walking into a wonderland. 🏰Topkapi Palace: A museum of the life and treasures of the Ottoman Sultans. It is like walking into the palace and feeling the luxurious daily life of the royal family. -------- 📝Travel List: 📱First of all, a local Turkish phone card is essential to contact the travel agency or tour guide during the trip, as well as a charger. Don't forget to bring a plug adapter, as Turkish sockets may not be compatible with your home devices. 📜Next, make sure to bring all the necessary documents. You must bring your passport and Turkish visa, as well as an English travel insurance policy, just in case. 👕Finally, let’s discuss what clothes to bring. Considering that March is spring but the temperature is lower, leather jackets, thick pants, hats, scarves and waterproof shoes are your best choice in Melbourne. Don’t forget to bring sunglasses and sunscreen to protect yourself from the sun. -------- All the beautiful things are waiting for you to discover during your trip to Türkiye. See you later and start a new journey together!

🇹🇷Denizli This place has been promoted so well around the world that even ladies asked to go there. 🇹🇷It has attracted many people in Turkey🤩, so Pamukkale is a must-visit🏞, but don't have too high expectations. It's not as good as Hierapolis and the museum that comes later. Depart from Pamukkale in the early morning and step barefoot on the snow-white calcified terraces. The hot spring water temperature is constant at 36-38℃, and the stepped pools are very cool💂. A 10-minute walk north will take you to the ruins of the ancient city of Hierapolis, a Roman health resort from the 2nd century BC that retains an ancient theater that could accommodate 10,000 people and the remaining mosaic tiles of the Roman baths. You can still swim in the Cleopatra Pool on the edge of the ruins. The ancient Roman stone columns scattered at the bottom of the pool are looming in the hot springs, as if they were dislocated in time and space. In the afternoon, drive to the Laodicea archaeological site and stroll through the ruins of one of the seven churches in the Bible. The giant stone water supply system confirms the prosperity of this ancient trade center. 🇹🇷Ephesus: The collision of mythology and technology The next day, we went to the Ephesus Experience Museum in Selcuk. The 2,400-square-meter immersive space recreated the ancient city's heyday with 360-degree projection: 3D sound effects reproduced the sound of horse hooves on Arcadia Avenue, mist installations simulated the Aegean Sea breeze, and a life-size statue of Artemis "resurrected" in light and shadow. Then we visited the Ephesus Archaeological Museum. The museum's treasure - the 6th century BC statue of Artemis is plump and majestic, and the griffins and bees carved on its multi-layered skirt symbolize the fusion of nature and power. Walking through the Via Curetes at the ruins of Ephesus at dusk, the reliefs of the Temple of Hadrian were clearer after the rain, and the statue of the goddess of wisdom at the Library of Celsus was gilded in the sunset. Ephesus Experience Museum Useful Tips 🇹🇷You need to enter Pamukkale barefoot, it is recommended to arrive before 8 am if you want to take photos😂📸; 🇹🇷The Ephesus Experience Museum includes a 40 Euro pass and has a guide. The drive between the two places takes about 3 hours. Passing through Denizli Denizli Province Ancient Temple Of Apollon is very old. Many good things in Turkey are left over from 🇬🇷 and ancient Rome. 🔱Check in at beautiful destinations around the world🔱

|A complete guide for a 10-day Qingming tour is here. Sisters! Want to go to Türkiye during the Qingming Festival? Come, this 10-day guide will take you on an in-depth tour of Istanbul and Cappadocia. You can avoid joining regular tours and leisurely explore the hidden treasures of this place! . Türkiye, with its rich history, spans both Asia and Europe. 🏰The ancient castle bears witness to the glory of the Ottoman Empire, and 🌊the blue coast embraces the romance of the Aegean Sea and the Mediterranean Sea. 🎭Come here and experience a different exotic atmosphere! . Route arrangement: 🌟 Day 1-2: Arrive in Istanbul and start the city walk to explore the highlights such as the Obelisk, Hagia Sophia, Blue Mosque, etc., then go to Izmir and check into a local four-star hotel. 🚗 Day 3-4: Depart from Izmir, pass through Alacati, Cesme Castle, visit Ephesus, and visit Pamukkale and Hierapolis ancient cities. Then head to Fethiye to experience paragliding! 🏖️ Day 5-6: Enjoy the Dead Sea beach in Fethiye, go on an island hopping day trip, and then go to Antalya, visiting Butterfly Valley, Kaş Town, and crossing the popular D400 Highway on the way. 🚁 Day 7-9: Fly to Cappadocia, experience hot air balloons and classic cars chasing the sunset, and visit Goreme Observation Deck, Pigeon Valley and other niche treasures in depth. Afterwards, we will return to Istanbul and have the opportunity to experience the sunrise chase in a classic car and hot air balloon for the second time. 🛫 Day 10: Send off to Istanbul airport, ending a pleasant trip to Türkiye! . Attractions suggestions: Hagia Sophia ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ - Address: Sultan Ahmet, Ayasofya Meydanı No:1, 34122 Fatih/İstanbul, Türkiye - Opening hours: 09:00-19:30 - Playing time: 2-3 hours - A symbol of Türkiye, it showcases the unique charm of Byzantine architecture, with its richly colored domes that are breathtaking. Cappadocia Hot Air Balloon Experience ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ - Address: Cappadocia - Opening hours: Open all day - Play time: 1-2 hours - Fly with the wind and enjoy the amazing lunar landscape, especially at sunrise, the view is breathtaking. Bosphorus Strait ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ - Address: Türkiye - Opening hours: Open all day - Play time: 2 hours - This is the dividing line between Asia and Europe. The scenery on both sides of the strait is beautiful, with the sea and sky merging into one, which is refreshing. . Essentials before the trip: 🧳 📞 Prepare a phone card so that you can communicate online easily. 🔌 A plug converter is necessary as the voltage in Türkiye is different from ours. 🪪 Make sure all your documents are complete, don’t forget your visa and passport. 👗 Clothing should be matched with the season. The temperature difference in Türkiye is large in March. 👟 Comfortable shoes are important, you can count on them when visiting tourist spots. 🎩 Hats and sunglasses provide good sun protection and can also create a fashionable look. 🔋 Charger and mobile power supply, always with power. 💰 Keep some cash and credit cards ready for more convenient shopping. 💊 Bring some medicine with you too, just in case for peace of mind. . Take a group tour to Türkiye, travel easily and enjoy the exotic customs! A trip, a lifetime of memories, Türkiye is waiting for you to explore! 🌍✨

#MarchGoodPlaces2025 The ancient city of Hierapolis is a historical site located above Pamukkale. It was built by King Pergamon in the second century BC and named after Hiera, the wife of Telephus in Greek mythology. It has a mix of Greek and Roman architectural features, including temples, theaters, aqueducts, baths, and arches, which are quite magnificent and ancient. The ancient city and Pamukkale belong to the same scenic area. The south gate entrance is the Pamukkale area, and the ancient city ruins are concentrated at the north gate entrance. As soon as you enter, you can see the entire ancient tomb group, as well as public baths and church ruins. Because it is a ruin, all you can see are broken walls, a bit like visiting the ancient city of Pompeii in Italy. The most interesting part of the entire ruins is the fan-shaped theater. The auditorium is built using the terrain of the hillside. There are several beautiful relief columns on the stage. It is hard to imagine that there was a performance venue of this scale before the Common Era. It is not inferior to the current concert stage at all. As usual, there is a museum next to the ancient city, which specializes in collecting unearthed ancient artifacts. Half a day is not enough to visit the ancient city, museum and Pamukkale, so we can only take a quick look, which is a pity. #TurkeyTravel #Pamukkale #Hierapolis

Denizli is a charming city located in southwestern Turkey. The most famous attraction here is Pamukkale. Pamukkale is like a dreamland, with white travertine terraces stacked layer upon layer, looking like piles of cotton from a distance. Clear hot spring water trickles down from the top of the mountain, forming shallow pools in the terraces. Visitors can walk barefoot on it, feeling the warm spring water and unique landform, and enjoying the spectacular scenery around. Under the sunlight, Pamukkale shines with a charming light, making it intoxicating whether taking photos or simply admiring it. The ancient city of Hierapolis is adjacent to Pamukkale. The ancient city has a long history, and the ruins show the glory of the past. There are ancient theaters, baths, streets, and other relics. The theater is large in scale, and although it has gone through the years, you can still imagine the lively scenes that were once staged here. The bath ruins show the exquisite lifestyle of the people at that time, and walking among them, you can feel like you are traveling through time and space to talk to the ancients. Denizli also has many unique hot spring baths. They are different from ordinary baths, and the mineral-rich hot spring water is good for health. Soaking in the hot springs here can relieve the fatigue of the journey and enjoy a pleasant leisure time. Travel tips: It is recommended to go to Pamukkale first, preferably in the early morning or evening, to avoid the high temperature and a large number of tourists at noon. After visiting Pamukkale, you can go to the ancient city of Hierapolis to learn about ancient civilization. If you have enough time, you can spend a day experiencing the local hot spring baths. In terms of food, be sure to try the local Turkish kebabs, specialty desserts, and more. In terms of transportation, you can take a bus or plane from other major cities in Turkey to Denizli. There are transportation options to Pamukkale and surrounding attractions, but taking a taxi may be more convenient. When traveling, respect local cultural customs, and pay attention to dressing appropriately when entering religious places.

Hey guys, here's a 10-day Turkey travel guide! A detailed itinerary to help you explore romantic Turkey. Save it now! -- Turkey, a place where history and beauty meet. 🏰 From ancient temples to spectacular hot air balloons, there are endless stories to tell. 🎈 Take a trip across Europe and Asia to experience the unique Turkish culture! 🌍 -- 🎉 Itinerary: Day 1: Arrive in Istanbul. 24-hour airport transfer service. Local driver and Chinese-speaking assistant available. Day 2–3: Explore Istanbul and fly to Cappadocia. Enjoy a guided tour with a professional Chinese-speaking guide. Take a hot air balloon ride and enjoy a cave hotel and local cuisine. Day 4–5: Head to the Aegean Sea region. Visit the coastal town of Kusadasi and the ancient city of Ephesus and the Temple of Artemis, both World Heritage Sites. Experience the charm of ancient civilization. Day 6–7: Visit Pamukkale and Fethiye. Learn about the history of the ancient city of Hierapolis and enjoy an island-hopping tour at the Dead Sea beach. Day 8: Drive along the famous D400 highway to Antalya. Pass through the blue and white town of Kas and experience the Greek-style port. Day 9–10: Return to Istanbul. Pass through Antalya, the gateway to the Mediterranean. Enjoy a 24-hour airport transfer service and end your trip. -- Must-see attractions: 🌟 Hagia Sophia: A symbol of Turkey and a masterpiece of Byzantine architecture! The colorful dome is like a time machine. 💦 Pamukkale: A wonder created by millennia of hot springs. The snow-white hills and blue sky are breathtaking! 🏰 Topkapi Palace: Experience the glory of the Ottoman Empire. The Sultan's treasures and life are here. Don't miss it! -- 🧳 Travel essentials: Turkey travel checklist 📞 SIM card: Turkcell has good signal and is cheaper in the city. 🔌 Plug adapter: Turkey uses European plugs. Prepare in advance. 🪪 Documents: Passport, visa, flight ticket, and hotel booking are all essential. 👗 Clothes: Dress for the season. The temperature in Turkey varies greatly in November, so bring both thick and thin coats. 🔋 Charger and power bank: Keep your devices charged so you can take photos and check in. -- 🌟 Follow me for more Turkey travel tips to make your trip even more amazing! 🎉

Hierapolis, an ancient city in the Denizli province of southwestern Turkey. The city was founded around 190 BC by the Attalid dynasty of Pergamon. It later became part of the Roman Empire. Hierapolis was rebuilt and renovated in the ancient Roman style. It features a beautifully restored Roman theater, a large open-air theater that could accommodate thousands of people. It has an intricate stage and intricate carvings. #VisitAncientSite #100WaysToVisit

#hotsprings Pamukkale in Turkey was like stepping into a dream! The white terraces, filled with warm, mineral-rich waters, are unlike anything I’ve ever seen. Entry to the site is around 400 TL (roughly €15), and it’s worth every penny. Walking barefoot along the natural pools, with the sun reflecting off the bright white formations, was magical. Make sure to bring your swimsuit so you can soak in the warm water while enjoying the incredible views. At the top of the terraces, you can also explore the ancient ruins of Hierapolis, including a well-preserved theater. The combination of nature and history made this a truly unforgettable experience. Pamukkale is an absolute must-visit if you're in Turkey—don’t miss it! 🌿💧🏛️ #Pamukkale #NaturalWonders #TurkeyTravel #HierapolisRuins #ThermalPools #UniqueExperiences

#ancienttown Exploring the Hierapolis Ancient City in Turkey was a memorable adventure! 🏛️ Located near Pamukkale, the entrance fee was about 100 Turkish Lira, which also includes access to the Pamukkale travertines. The ancient ruins are incredibly well-preserved, with highlights like the grand theater, ancient baths, and the impressive necropolis. 🎭 Walking through the ancient streets felt like stepping back in time, and the views from the theater are breathtaking. 🌄 After exploring the ruins, don’t miss a dip in the nearby Pamukkale hot springs, where you can relax in thermal waters while overlooking the stunning white terraces. 💧 Hierapolis is a treasure trove of history and offers a unique blend of archaeology and natural beauty. #trip #Hierapolis #AncientRuins #Pamukkale #TurkeyTravel #HistoricalSites

Pamukkale is Turkey's "new generation of beauty" The most dreamy tourist spot Located in Denizli, Turkey, it is also a well-known hot spring resort, the only limestone landscape listed on the World Cultural Heritage List. Before coming to Turkey, Pamukkale was the spot I least expected, mainly because the internet said the difference between the picture and the real thing was too big, and some people even said the water smelled bad🥲 The reality was super beautiful that day!! Okay!! It became my most unforgettable memory point in Turkey, without one. 😍 ♨️The white Pamukkale with mountains and water, known as "the most beautiful hot spring in the world", has been a hot spring resort since the Greek era, and it is said that Cleopatra once bathed here. The local guide said that Pamukkale is estimated to disappear completely in ten years, mainly due to the initial unreasonable development, wastewater discharge, so we are lucky to see it now! Also, be sure to go to the adjacent ancient Greek city ruins of Hierapolis, which is also part of this World Heritage 🏛️. "Hierapolis" comes from Greek, meaning "holy city", which objectively explains the history of this ancient city. The ancient city of Hierapolis was founded in the 2nd century BC by the ancient Greek Pergamon Kingdom, and after continuous improvement by the ancient Romans, it reached its peak of prosperity. However, even the most powerful humans cannot resist the power of nature. A nearly perfect ancient Roman city turned into ruins after a unprecedented earthquake, leaving only ruins. 🤯 Romantic and decadent, probably the best description of Pamukkale. Barefoot on the white stalactites of Pamukkale Feel the fairyland created by nature This is romantic💕 Walk to the ruins of the ancient city of Hierapolis at the top of Pamukkale Rocks are everywhere, and the ruins stand quietly on the top of the mountain overlooking the world It always makes people feel desolate and tragic This is decadent😕 🚗Transportation: Take a minibus from Denizli Bus Terminal to Pamukkale, the ticket is about 4.5 lira, the journey is about 30 minutes, and there is a bus every 15 minutes. 🧾Ticket: The ticket price for Pamukkale is 700 lira, Turkish bath and sightseeing bus are charged separately, or you can choose to buy a hot spring joint ticket. 🚶Travel time: Spring and autumn are the best, early in the morning or near sunset, is the best time to visit Pamukkale.

Hierapolis Ancient Theater, Turkey Continue walking back from the hot spring swimming pool and you will soon uncover the entire ancient city. Before arriving at Pamukkale, my only impression of the place was its snow-white terrain. However, I had no idea that behind it lay a magnificent spectacle. For lovers of archaeology and historical sites, this is definitely a place not to be missed. The entire ancient city allows you to imagine the glory of the past. Since the 2nd century BC, it has witnessed the activity of the ancient Romans, experienced the influence of the Holy Roman Empire, and been influenced by Islamic culture. However, around the 14th to 15th century, this thousand-year-old city was suddenly destroyed by an earthquake and gradually declined, forming the ruins we see today. It is amazing how they were able to transport these huge pieces of marble up the mountain and build such elaborate buildings more than two thousand years ago. Particularly noteworthy is the well-preserved theater, which is a model of engineering technology of the time. You are about to embark on a journey through history and explore the stunning theatre of ancient Hierapolis, a building that bears witness to the city's rich heritage across different eras. Hierapolis ancient theater in Türkiye Continuing past the thermal pool, you're about to discover the entire ancient city's essence. Before reaching Pamukkale, I only saw a snowy white expanse, unaware of the breathtaking scene behind it. If you're into archaeology and history, this is a must-see spot. The ancient city offers a glimpse into its former glory. From the 2nd century BC, this place saw activity by ancient Romans, felt the influence of the Holy Roman Empire, and absorbed Islamic culture. Yet, around the 14th-15th centuries, earthquakes shattered the city, leading to gradual decline and shaping today's ruins. It's incredible how they transported marble to build these structures over 2,000 years ago. The remarkably preserved theater is particularly impressive, showcasing their engineering skill. Prepare for a historical journey as you explore Hierapolis' remarkable theater, a testament to the city's legacy across the ages.

My wife and I were left in awe as we stood amidst the ancient ruins of Hierapolis in Denizli. The remnants of this ancient civilization evoked a profound sense of amazement within us. The sheer magnitude of history that surrounded us was simply awe-inspiring, reminding us of the incredible achievements of the past. Exploring the sprawling archaeological site, we were captivated by the grandeur of the theater. Its well-preserved structure showcased the architectural brilliance of the ancient world. We imagined the vibrant performances that once took place on its stage, feeling a profound connection to the past. The intricate carvings and towering columns painted a vivid picture of the artistic mastery of those who came before us. The ancient thermal baths were another incredible sight to behold. As we walked through these magnificent structures, we could almost envision the bustling activity that once filled the halls. The mosaic floors and towering columns transported us to a time of opulence and luxury. The therapeutic waters that once flowed through these baths added an air of mystique, making the experience even more enchanting. Hierapolis in Denizli is a testament to the incredible legacy of an ancient civilization. Our journey through the ruins deepened our appreciation for the beauty and resilience of human achievement. Standing among the ancient structures, we felt a profound sense of connection to the past. For any history enthusiast or traveler seeking a transformative experience, a visit to Hierapolis is an absolute must. #wecreate

Getting There - Minibus, Denizli Bus Station Attractions - Hierapolis, Ampi-theatre, trivantine, Cleopatra pool Hotels - Laodikya Hotel, Denizli Food & Restaurants - Ramazan Usta, Denizli Shopping - Nil One should experience visiting this place once in a life time. Indescribable feeling walking through the whole ancient city. #awesomepic #couplestrip

Getting There - There are many options for transportation to Denizli, which is located between the Aegean and the Mediterranean region. Transportation is available both by land and rail. Attractions - Hierapolis Ancient City, Laodicea Ancient City, Pamukkale Travertines are the main places to see. Admire the fascinating history of ancient cities. Food & Restaurants - you can taste the local delicacies of Denizli

We will visit together unique travertines of Pamukkale and Hierapolis ancient city. This area is on the UNESCO world heritage list. It is on the list both culturel and natural. There are only 39 places cultural and natural site all over the world. Two of them are in Turkey. Pamukkale and Kapadokya. I will meet you at your hotel in around Pamukkale village and we will go together Hierapolis ancient city and Pamukkale. We start our tour from South part of the city. We will see a lot of places from ancient times. Bath, theatre, temple, pool. You will have free time for ancient pool and Pamukkale terraces. If you want you can swim in the ancient pool. You should bring your swimsuit. Water temperature is good for swimming all seasons. It is mineral rich thermal water. It is good for skin and bones. Denizli is famous for its textile products. Textile products are exported to many parts of the world. If you want to join for tour another place this will be extra for transfer to Pamukkale.

Get on the train at Otogar Platform Gate 76 at Denizli station. When you arrive at the station, remember to go down the elevator. Then you will see the number 76 and the license plate saying "Pammukkale" is written on it before you can get on the train. It leaves every 20 minutes and takes about 30 minutes. This time we got off the bus at the North Gate and paid 16TL per person (£0.8/HKD13.8). After getting off the bus, we went to buy tickets for 200TL per person (£10/HKD86). The tickets include the ancient city and Pamukkale. part. Hierapolis, also known as the Holy City, has many religious architectural remains in the ancient city of Hierapolis. Its Roman vault-style buildings have long become a model for later generations of architecture. You can see it when you tour, and there are historical places everywhere. There are also exhibitions to introduce the ruins, which are worth visiting. Hierapolis 📍20280 Pamukkale/Denizli, Turkey #Turkey #Overseas Travel #Travel #Travel Notes #pammukkale #travel #Look at the Earth Instantly #September vlog

I visited the ancient theater in the city of Hierapolis, a very large stadium and performance hall. It was really beautiful. If you saw a performance in a place like this, you will never forget it. #Ho-kang-seu #Unique accommodation #Hot place #Hotel recommendation #Cafe recommendation #Hierapolis #Turkey travel #Pamukkale #Tour #Overseas travel

Antique Pool + Hierapolis After enjoying Pamukkale, let's continue up. The hot springs unfold, and the scenery continues to be so happy. It was also the site of a bathhouse in ancient times. If you go up further, you will see a magnificent view of the theater among the ruins of the city of Hierapolis, a Roman city that boasts the grandeur of a huge city. I also recommend the lamb rib restaurant. #SummerCapture #SafeTravel #Cafe

Although Pamukkale is world-famous for its hot springs, the scenery is actually quite different when you climb to the top of the mountain. Because the ancient city of Hierapolis stands on the top of the mountain. In 190 BC, the Kingdom of Pergamene began to build a health resort here. During the Roman and Byzantine periods, the city of Hierapolis was expanded into a city that included temples, theaters, libraries, etc. However, a major earthquake later destroyed the once prosperous hot spring capital. #bucketlist

Rising like a snowy dream from the plains of western Turkey, Pamukkale (meaning “Cotton Castle”) is one of the country’s most surreal natural wonders. Its white travertine terraces, formed by mineral-rich hot springs cascading down the hillside, look like a frozen waterfall sparkling in the sun. For centuries, Pamukkale has been both a sacred healing site and a breathtaking destination — and today, it remains a UNESCO World Heritage Site, shared with the nearby ruins of Hierapolis. Highlights: • Travertine Terraces – Walk barefoot across dazzling white pools filled with warm turquoise waters, perfect for photos and relaxation. • Hierapolis Ancient City – Explore Greco-Roman ruins, including the theater, temples, and necropolis, right above the terraces. • Sacred Pools (Cleopatra’s Pool) – Swim among ancient marble columns in thermal waters once said to be used by Cleopatra herself. • Sunset Views – Watch the terraces glow gold and pink as the sun sets over the valley. • Healing Waters – The thermal springs have been celebrated for centuries for their supposed health benefits. Travel Tips: ✔️ Bring a swimsuit and towel if you want to soak in the pools. ✔️ Shoes are not allowed on the terraces to protect them — be prepared to walk barefoot. ✔️ Visit early morning or late afternoon to avoid crowds and capture the best light. ✔️ Combine your trip with nearby Denizli or the ancient city of Laodicea for a fuller cultural experience. The Cotton Castle of Pamukkale is not just a natural wonder — it’s a living link between earth’s beauty and ancient civilizations. #Pamukkale #TurkeyTravel #CottonCastle #Hierapolis #TripMoment

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#AugustTravelSupport Hierapolis, an ancient city built on the travertine slabs of Pamukkale, Turkey, is a World Heritage Site known for its well-preserved Roman bathing culture and ruins. You can imagine the lives of the people of that time as you walk through its magnificent amphitheater, ancient hot springs, and necropolis (burial site). #TurkiyeTravel #Hierapolis

#mediterraneanvibes Visiting Pamukkale was an unforgettable experience - like stepping into a surreal natural wonder sculpted by the gods. The terraced white travertines and turquoise thermal pools create a magical landscape that’s impossible to forget. Walking barefoot through the warm mineral waters while gazing at the glistening terraces was peaceful and almost meditative. Don’t miss the opportunity to visit the ancient ruins of Hierapolis just above - it’s a perfect blend of nature and history.✨🪄 I recommend going early in the morning to avoid crowds and capture the best photos in soft light. Pamukkale is a must-visit for travelers seeking beauty, serenity, and a connection with Turkey’s ancient and natural heritage.📷 Absolutely - don’t forget the sunscreen!🌞The white travertine reflects sunlight intensely, and with all that exposed skin (since you’ll be walking barefoot), it’s very easy to get sunburned, even on cloudy days. Apply a high-SPF sunscreen and reapply regularly, especially if you're spending time in the water. Also handy: sunglasses, a hat, and a water bottle. Pamukkale is stunning, but it does get hot! 😎👒 Pamukkale 📍Pamukkale, W49F+QG, 20190 Pamukkale/Denizli, Türkiye #globalcookiecrumbs_turkey #Pamukkale #TurkeyTravel #NaturalWonders #CottonCastle #Travertines #ThermalPools #UNESCOWorldHeritage #TravelTurkey #Hierapolis #Wanderlust #TravelGoals #NatureLovers #HiddenGems #HistoricalSites #BucketListDestination #LandscapePhotography #HotSprings #BlueWaters #DreamDestinations #ScenicViews #MagicalPlaces #ExploreTurkey #CulturalTravel #SereneSpots #BeautifulDestinations #PhotoWorthy

The ancient city of Hierapolis, located near Pamukkale in Denizli, was built in 190 BC. It served as a thermal spa retreat for Roman royal nobility. The ancient city ruins, together with Pamukkale, are listed as a UNESCO World Heritage Site for both cultural and natural significance. In the 17th century AD, a major earthquake leveled the city, leaving it abandoned. Today, only broken walls and ruins remain, but the interplay of light and shadow still reflects the glory of two thousand years ago. Main iconic spots to check out: 1. Ancient City Entrance: Constructed from large stone blocks, simple and solemn. 2. Open-air Theater: Grand in scale and well-preserved. The semicircular theater built into the hillside was an important cultural landmark during the Roman period. The central stage facade features exquisite stone columns and sculptures that are breathtaking. 3. Archaeological Museum: Displays a large collection of pottery, sculptures, and sarcophagi, showcasing Roman culture. 4. Central Bath Ruins: The baths were built with huge stone blocks, with multiple open or enclosed sections connected to each other, solid and sturdy. The many traditional buildings on the ruins fully reflect the power and influence of ancient Rome.

#holidayitinerary Exploring Pamukkale was like stepping into a natural wonderland. The famous white travertine terraces looked even more stunning in person, with their bright, almost glowing appearance under the sun. Walking barefoot along the warm, mineral rich water felt both relaxing and fun, and the view over the valley was absolutely breathtaking. I loved how the place blends nature and history. Just above the terraces is the ancient city of Hierapolis, with fascinating ruins, an impressive amphitheater and peaceful walking paths. The Cleopatra’s Pool was another highlight, where you can swim among ancient columns in warm, clear water. The whole area has this dreamy, otherworldly vibe, and it is easy to spend hours wandering, taking photos and simply soaking it all in. It can get busy, but there is still a sense of calm if you take your time. Pamukkale in Denizli Province is a must visit spot in Türkiye for anyone who loves both natural beauty and ancient history.

One of the most memorable parts of my trip to Turkey was visiting Pamukkale and the ancient city of Hierapolis located within it. Walking barefoot on the white travertine terraces, experiencing the thermal waters, and exploring ancient Roman ruins was truly a unique experience. 🏞️ 📍 Overview of Pamukkale & Hierapolis Pamukkale, meaning "Cotton Castle" in Turkish, is famous for its snow-white travertine terraces and thermal waters. Situated above it is the Hierapolis ruins, an ancient Roman city that offers a blend of historical and natural wonders. Both sites are designated as UNESCO World Heritage Sites. 🚗 Transportation & Admission Pamukkale is typically accessed from the city of Denizli. It takes about 20–30 minutes by car from Denizli Bus Terminal or Airport to Pamukkale. Admission Fee: Combined ticket for Hierapolis ruins + Pamukkale travertines + Ancient Pool Operating Hours: 8:00 AM to sunset (varies by season) 🏛️ Hierapolis Ruins I started by exploring the Hierapolis ruins. This ancient Roman spa town was a luxurious retreat for the aristocracy and wealthy individuals. Highlights: - Theatre: A fully restored amphitheater that could seat approximately 15,000 people. - Necropolis: An extensive ancient cemetery with numerous tombs. - Other well-preserved ruins include the agora, baths, and thermal facilities. ✅ The site is vast, so be sure to bring a hat, comfortable shoes, and water. 🏔️ Pamukkale Travertine Thermal Experience Descending from Hierapolis, you’ll encounter the dazzling white travertine terraces. These natural formations were created over thousands of years by calcium carbonate deposits from flowing thermal waters. The terraced pools are filled with clear, warm water. Entry is only allowed barefoot to protect the travertines, so you’ll need to remove your shoes. Be cautious as some areas can be slippery or sharp. ✅ Many visitors wear swimsuits, so plan your attire accordingly. 🌇 Travel Tips & Conclusion Visiting in the late afternoon allows you to enjoy the golden hues of the travertines during sunset, making the scenery even more breathtaking. If time permits, consider staying overnight at a nearby Pamukkale village accommodation to enjoy the thermal baths and nighttime views. ✏️ Summary Guide • Recommended Duration: Half-day to full-day trip • Essentials: Sunscreen, hat, towel, swimsuit, water • Highlights: Walking on travertines, swimming in the ancient pool, exploring Roman ruins • Tips: Barefoot walking is mandatory; visiting during sunset is highly recommended 🔮 Pamukkale and Hierapolis, where natural beauty meets ancient history, are among the most extraordinary destinations in Turkey. Seeing it in person was far more majestic than any photo, leaving me feeling rejuvenated both physically and mentally. If you’re planning a trip to Turkey, I highly recommend including this as a day trip in your itinerary.

Walking on the white travertine terraces, you eventually reach the serene ruins of Hierapolis. This is the land where Romans gathered, believing in the healing powers of the hot springs and the blessings of the gods. Even as time passes, the energy of this place lingers in the air. As you stroll among the fallen columns, the aged theater, and the tranquil necropolis, you find yourself standing at a mystical boundary where the past and present intertwine.

#JulyTravelSupport As you ascend the dazzling white terraces of Pamukkale, beyond lies the tranquil slumber of Hierapolis, the sacred city of ancient Rome. This was once a center of thermal springs, healing, and religious worship, and even now, traces of the Temple of Apollo, the theater, and ancient baths, slowly envelop the traveler like memories carried by the wind. This is where ruins once resembled piles of stones, slowly transforming into stories of life. #TurkiyeTravel #Turkiye