Pamukkale, (Turkish pronunciation: [pa'muk̚kale]) meaning "cotton castle" in Turkish, is a natural site in Denizli Province in southwestern Turkey. The area is famous for a carbonate mineral left by the flowing of thermal spring water.

2022年10月15日 · Are you wondering how to visit Pamukkale and see the Travertine Terraces and ancient city of Hierapolis? Then this is your COMPLETE guide!

Pristine white cliffs tower over this recently revitalized spa town with its Sacred Pool and calcium-rich mineral springs. The pool is set amid a gorgeous garden, and a teahouse is adjacent. Pamukkale is most pleasant once the crowds of summer have departed, but temperatures have not yet plummeted.

2018年12月18日 · What is Pamukkale exactly? Over thousands of years, calcite-filled waters have created the UNESCO World Heritage Site Pamukkale, part of the larger ancient city of Hierapolis. Pamukkale, which translates to “cotton castle,” comprises of natural mineral basins formed amongst bright calcium bicarbonate deposits, resulting in an unreal landscape.

Pamukkale, which means "Cotton Castle," is a spectacular UNESCO World Heritage Site in Turkey, with magnificent white travertine terraces and thermal waters that entice visitors with its unique appearance and historical significance.

Pamukkale in Turkey is a top-visited attraction and a sight to wow at. Pamukkale, a UNESCO World Heritage Site in the Denizli region, is nicknamed “Cotton Castle” because of solidified white calcium thermal pools cascading down a hill’s side.

Pamukkale has been made eternally famous by the gleaming white calcite travertines (terraces) overrunning with warm, mineral-rich waters on the mountain above the village – the so-called ‘Cotton Castle' (pamuk means 'cotton' in Turkish).

2023年11月18日 · Discover Pamukkale, Turkey’s “cotton castle,” with its travertine terraces and turquoise waters. Enjoy the mineral-rich pools and explore Hierapolis. Whether for adventure or relaxation, Pamukkale promises an unforgettable experience.

2023年9月7日 · Discover the mesmerizing allure of Pamukkale, often referred to as Cotton Castle in Turkey. Explore the breathtaking travertine terraces, mineral-rich thermal waters, and ancient ruins that make this natural wonder a UNESCO World Heritage Site.

The town in Western Turkey is famous for its spectacular collection of vivid pools that sit among a pristine all-white landscape, dubbed the ‘cotton castle.’ If that isn’t enough, Pamukkale is also the sight of the preserved ruins of the Greco-Roman city of Hierapolis.