Why to visit “Pamukkale” -Hierapolis- with Istanbul Walks?
- Expert Local Guide: With a knowledgeable guide who is fluent in English, you’ll gain deep insights into both the natural and historical significance of Pamukkale and Hierapolis.
- History Meets Nature: This tour offers the perfect balance between exploring ancient ruins and experiencing Pamukkale’s stunning natural landscape.
- Flexible and Interactive: Tailored to your interests, whether you’re fascinated by history, geology, or the healing properties of thermal waters.
What to Expect:
- Explore the Pamukkale Travertines: Walk along the surreal white terraces of Pamukkale, formed over millennia by the flow of mineral-rich thermal waters. Dip your feet into the warm pools, just as ancient visitors did, and learn from your guide about the geological processes that created this UNESCO World Heritage site.
- Ancient Hierapolis: Step into the ancient city of Hierapolis, once a thriving Greco-Roman spa city built on the plateau above Pamukkale. Explore the ruins of this once-great city, including the majestic Temple of Apollo and the well-preserved ancient theater that offers breathtaking views of the surrounding landscape.
- Cleopatra’s Pool: Swim in the thermal waters of the Antique Pool, also known as Cleopatra’s Pool, where you can float among submerged ancient columns. Your guide will explain the legendary healing properties of these waters and the stories of royalty, like Cleopatra, who bathed here.
- Necropolis: Visit one of the largest and best-preserved ancient cemeteries in the region. The Necropolis of Hierapolis is home to hundreds of sarcophagi, tombs, and monuments, offering fascinating insights into ancient burial practices and the spiritual beliefs of the time.
- Pamukkale’s Natural Beauty: Your tour will also include time to enjoy the scenic views from the plateau, as your guide explains how this area has been a center of health and healing for thousands of years.
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