Where to go in Pamukkale?

Pamukkale is a UNESCO World Heritage Site known for its hot springs and mineral terraces. Here are some places to see in Pamukkale:
    The Hierapolis: This ancient Roman city is located at the top of the terraces, visitors can explore the remains of the city, including the theater, the necropolis, and the Roman Baths.
    The Travertine Terraces: The terraces are the main attraction in Pamukkale, the white travertine rock formations were formed by the hot springs. Visitors can walk on the terraces and see the natural pools.
    The Antique Pool: Visitors can swim in the Antique Pool, which is located at the base of the terraces and fed by the hot springs.
    The Cleopatra Pool: This pool is located in Hierapolis, it is believed that Cleopatra swam in this pool.
    The Museum of Hierapolis: The museum is located in Hierapolis, it has a collection of Roman and Byzantine artifacts from the site.
    The Red Spring: The red spring is located in the Karahayit village which is about 10km from Pamukkale, visitors can see the red colored pools and the mud baths.
    The Necropolis: The Necropolis is located in Hierapolis, it's a large ancient cemetery where visitors can see the tombs and sarcophagi.
    The Roman Baths: The Roman baths are located in Hierapolis, they were built by the Romans during the 2nd century AD, visitors can see the remains of the baths and the heating system.
    The Frontinus Street: The Frontinus Street is a Roman street that runs through Hierapolis, visitors can see the remains of the shops and houses on either side of the street.
    The Temple of Apollo: The Temple of Apollo is located in Hierapolis, it was built in the 2nd century AD and dedicated to the god Apollo, visitors can see the remains of the temple and the altar.

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Places to see in Pamukkale

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Places to see in Pamukkale

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