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Points of interest
Travertine terraces of Pamukkale
Marvel at the impressive travertine terraces of Pamukkale. These unique natural formations, created by calcium-rich mineral water, will offer you an unparalleled visual and relaxing experience.
Ancient City of Hierapolis
The Ancient City of Hierapolis is a well-preserved Greco-Roman city located near Pamukkale. It was founded as a thermal spa early in the 2nd century BC by the Attalid kings of Pergamon and passed under Roman control in 133 BC. The city is noted not only for its ancient ruins but also for its significance in early Christian history, being the site where Saint Philip the Apostle was martyred. The ruins include a vast necropolis, large baths, temples, a well-preserved theater, and an impressive arch.
Pamukkale Hierapolis Archaeological Museum
The Pamukkale Hierapolis Archaeological Museum is housed in what once was a Roman Bath. This museum showcases various artifacts from Hierapolis and the surrounding Phrygian city regions. Visitors can observe the extensive collection of statuaries, sarcophagi, tomb relics, and other significant archaeological finds from the ancient city. The museum also provides insights into the daily lives and culture of those who lived in this remarkable historical area.
Karahayit Red Springs
Karahayit Red Springs is another natural wonder located near Pamukkale. Famous for its mineral-rich red water springs, which emerge from the earth at a high temperature, these natural springs are believed to have healing properties. Over time, the water deposits red and orange minerals forming a unique landscape of vibrant colors. The site is popular among both locals and tourists looking to experience the thermal waters and their reputed health benefits.