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Pamukkale is truly a wonderful place to be unparalleled in addition to Turkey. A cotton snow mountain with exotic white travertine rocks, a natural hot spring experience that blends into the nature's infinity pool, a memorable and unforgettable sunset outside the plan, brings together a perfect travel memory. Pamukkale's Pamukkale is definitely a place that Turkey can't miss!

( (8 o'clock) opened the first batch of entrances, although there are no tourists on the main road, but ... there is no water? ? ? Surprised to find the staff behind the scenic spot to open the water, this...? ? ? ? ? ? OK.. then I wait... As Bolivia has fallen over the big horse, I said that here is the shortcomings of barefoot and horse killing chicken... Very good, I actually continued to live again, it is rare to buy a ticket, you have to use enough!

[Hirapolis Ancient Hot Spring Ruins] Free admission to the Pamukkale Scenic Spot tickets, but the hot springs are charged separately for 20 lire/person. Here is the hot spring pool of the ancient Roman ruins. Imagine the scene of the wine pool in the wine pool. Now I feel that the hot spring pool is super comfortable, not to mention the non-polluting royal natural hot springs of that era. Today it is like a small playground, garden grass, hot spring pool, and a row of food and beverage outlets. Come here, in front of the legendary millennium hot spring that nourishes your skin, decisively change the bikini prepared in advance, and go down the soup! In the hot springs, I have embraced several Roman stone pillars, real ruins!

Pamukkale, Pamukkale, is located in the province of Denizli in southwestern Turkey. The Pamukkale is 160 meters high and 2,700 meters long. The city is rich in hot springs and limestone caves, which flow in terraces rich in carbonate minerals. The top of Pamukkale is home to the famous ancient city of Hierapolis in Hierapolis, where ancient Roman temples and baths can be seen. Because it looks like a castle covered with white cotton. The so-called "cotton" means that the spring water flows down from the top of the mountain. After passing through thousands of years of calcification and sedimentation, it forms a semi-circular white natural limestone ladder stacked on top of each other. It looks like a big cotton flower standing on the hill. It is more like a large terraced white, so the Turks called it "Pamukkale." Arrival at sunset, the sun is full of the whole land, blue and white and gold are all in one, and it is a beautiful romantic attraction.

You can wear shoes in the area of limestone. On the top of the hill is the ancient city of Hierapolis, built in the second century BC, the most complete of which is the Haier Poly Theatre, which is still almost intact. The theater is magnificent, can accommodate thousands of people, gently applauding in between, echo can echo the entire space, it is wonderful. In addition, there are still some baths, arenas, streets and other relics, leaving only the ruins. People stand on huge stones and can see the outline of the whole city. The huge stones are all transported to the top of the mountain, which makes people feel that the building is not easy.

After the visit from Pamukkale, everyone felt very tired and decided to stay at the Klota Mare Spa Hotel, 4 km away from Pamukkale, because there are hot springs from the underground hot springs of Pamukkale. This hotel has indoor and outdoor 2 hot springs, indoor hot springs like a swimming pool, and a Turkish bath indoors. After spending the buffet at the hotel that night, I went to the indoor hot spring for an hour of rest. The whole hot spring pool was soaked by several Chinese people. When I saw two foreigners on the side of the indoor hot spring pool, I came out from a door. It felt very Curious, I got up and went to see what happened. I realized that there are 2 large suites in the room. The innermost part is the Turkish bath. I am serving a local male staff. We are not used to men. Rub back service, so on the spot refused such enjoyment.

Entering the entrance to the top of Pamukkale, the ancient city of Hierapolis on the left is always going up to the top, you can see an imposing ancient theater, bigger than the theater of the ancient city of Buddha. After all, Turkey was also a strong empire during the Ottoman period, so the most lacking here is the cultural relics. The most you can't miss the sunset here. When the sun's rays turn from gold to blush, red, pink, and rose, Pamukkale will be like a most beautiful lotus, transforming an incredible light and shadow miracle. : The white rock face will be dyed with a touch of color by the sun, while the water waves in the rock face faithfully record the strange colors of the sky.

In the off-season, the advantage is that there are fewer people. The downside is the cold weather and unsatisfactory weather. Before going on a trip, look at the online Raiders, saying that Pamukkale should not go in the winter, saying that there is less water, and walking barefoot on the stone will be a bit cold. See also people say that the winter weather in Turkey is too bad, they stayed for ten days before two sunny days, saying that if the cotton castle encounters a cloudy day, they can't read it. The truth, that's it. Fortunately, I came earlier, and there is still a surviving sun. : Pamukkale That is a castle with a pile of cotton wool. The jade-like semi-circular white natural stepped layers are stacked like snow-covered terraces, which look like big flowers. Cotton stands on the hills, and numerous trickles flow down from the gap between the hills and rocks. The warm water vapor makes the cotton bunks linger in the faint mist, and the springs accumulate between the steps, forming a swaying wave. The pool, this is the Turkish Pamukkale with the reputation of the world's seven wonders. Opening hours: Open all day Tickets: Free Transportation: Get off at Denizli and take the free minibus to Pamukkale, 20 km. If you stay at the hotel, there will be a free shuttle.