Pamukkale: a Wonder not made by hand, or “snow” in the middle of a hot summer
Pamukkale: a Wonder not made by hand, or “snow” in the middle of a hot summer
Pamukkale is a city in the western part of
Pamukkale is a city in the western part of Turkey. It is famous for its thermal springs located on white limestone terraces.
From Turkish to Russian, Pamukkale is translated as “Cotton
From Turkish to Russian, Pamukkale is translated as “Cotton Fortress”. In this picturesque place the hot springs flowing down the mountain slopes created snow-white calcareous terraces
Pamukkale and the ruins of the neighboring ancient city of
Pamukkale and the ruins of the neighboring ancient city of Hierapolis are protected by UNESCO. Climbing travertines is prohibited, and tourists can take a walk only on a specially designated path.
Water in travertines (temperature 35-37 °
Water in travertines (temperature 35-37 ° C) is saturated with calcium oxide and carbon dioxide.
The healing properties of local sources have been known since ancient times
The healing properties of local sources have been known since ancient times.
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