Travertine made of cotton

With its white terraces and healing natural thermal pools along the Menderes Valley, Pamukkale has a beauty rare on Earth. Located 400 meters above sea level, travertines are made up of suspended waterfalls, naturally formed pools, and vast plains.

What makes the cotton castle attractive is not only the promise of a visual feast to its visitors, but the healing waters from 17 different springs are another reason why this area is so popular.

Pamukkale, which is visited by thousands of local and foreign tourists every year, is notable not only for its travertine but also for its ancient cities from the Byzantine period. In these ancient cities, you can see many historical remains, from churches to arenas to tombs to standing stones.

Activities such as ballooning and skydiving will make your visit to this magnificent place an unforgettable one.