Pamukkale Turkey

Beautiful nature.

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Very beautiful place!!! Must see!

Instagrammer trap! Pools were dry when we visited. It seems like they fill them on a rather random basis so be aware before you come visit that you have no guarantee to see something quite close to what you see on the fancy pictures A bit of information regarding when to see the site with water would be highly appreciated.

Outstanding place, but very crowded. I recommend going in the early morning and take the entrance from the bottom of the mountain. The first pools are less crowded and you can take a bath there. You have to be barefoot to preserve the natural area. There are still less white parts, due to the bad use of people in the past. A place all people should preserve for future generations. The staff should make all the pools with water; the reality is not the same that in the ideal Pamukkale pics.

Amazing natural place You need to know that you may find this place without water ( government decide to close the water and sent it tho hotels ) so it will be good luck to find it full of water. Spect lines and a lot of people just on the thermal place, the old Roman city it’s empty and stunning

Awesome. It looks like salt lake? But im not sure about it. Sometimes when sunshine appears directly, the mirror affect shows up. I definitely recommend this place. Symbol of turkey travel.

Very nice place. At the beginning you have to buy the right ticket acc. to your plans: What will you visit. If everything, you will need the 130TL ticket. After this you entry the white limestone area. You have to take off the shoes and do the walk barefoot on the beatiful limestone. If you want and if there is enough water you can take a small bath at one of the “natural pools”. After you arrive on the top, you can visit the Hierapolis. Next to this is the Cleopatra Bath, where you can have a bath in a pool and can cool down. On this site you can walk to the Amfitheatrum. If you have planty of time and you are not tired you can leave the theatre on the east site and go to the walls. With this tour you have seen almoust everything. From this site you can walk back to the Cleopatra bath and can go back to the entrance again barfoot.