Private Pamukkale, Denizli City Tour, 1 Nights

Highlights : Hierapolis Ancient City , Antique Pool, Pamukkale

When we pick you up , First destination is Hierapolis-Pamukkale. It is situated within the territory of Denizli province, and is one of the most important destinations in Turkey. Your first visit will be Necropolis (City of deaths) of Hierapolis Turkey. After that Roman Bath, Domitian Gate, the Frontinus Street, Byzantium Gate well-kept Roman Theatre with the capacity of 20.000 seats can be seen.Later on, We visit Antique Pool (Pools of Cleopatra) . It is a spot with a thermal pool that is open to the public. We can say that it is one of the must-see places of Pamukkale Turkey with its ancient marble columns that lie in the water.

Then, You walk to the natural warm water terraces (Cotton Castle) which were formed by running mineral-rich water.Travertine is a sedimentary rock which is formed under specific conditions as a result of a chemical reaction. The terraces themselves are the product of this process.

Note: If intrested in swimming,please take your swimmimg wears with you before you enter Pamukkale-Hierapolis.

Overnight in Pamukkale Turkey.

Highlights:Laodicea- Denizli City Center- Buldan Town, Kaklik Cave

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We proceed to Laodicea Ancient City.As a crossroad of two important roads, this city had an important commercial and logistical position.When we fnish Laodicea Turkey ,we drive to Denizli city center.We visit there the oldest bazaar of Denizli which is called Kaleici.Then the lunch time.We are going to have lunch in a local restaurant.You can find some local tastes in Denizli to eat. After the lunch, we continue to Buldan.It is one of the importants towns and textile centers in the province of Denizli and noted for all over Turkey with its nice clothes made from cotton, wool and silk in traditional methods in wokshops.The traditional weaving methods began in early ages about in 800 BC here, developed in Roman times as the center of textile and now is still as the main source of clothes in the province as well.On the way to airport we stop at Kaklik Cave.We know it as underground Pamukkale. Kaklik Cave is one of the lesser known places among visitors in Denizli region.Kaklik Cave is usually referred as the Underground Pamukkale and it’s easy to understand why.Kaklik Cave has the same travertine structure as Pamukkale.

End of the Tour.