Pamukkale Tours

A great selection of Pamukkale Tours. Check out private & small-group tours of Pamukkale.

Pamukkale Tour

Private Tour to Hierapolis Ancient City, Travertine Terraces of Pamukkale

Tour Code : CPD-17151

$32*Per Personstarting from

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Aphrodisias Tour

Private Tour to Aphrodisias Ruins

Tour Code : CPD-17152

$26*Per Personstarting from

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Aphrodisias & Pamukkale Tour

Private Tour to Aphrodisias Ruins, Hierapolis Ancient City, Travertine Terraces of Pamukkale

Tour Code : CPD-17153

$45*Per Personstarting from

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Laodicea & Pamukkale Tour

Private Tour to Laodicea, Hierapolis Ancient City, Travertine Terraces of Pamukkale

Tour Code : CPD-17154

$45*Per Personstarting from

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Pamukkale Tour from/to Kusadasi or Selcuk

Private Tour to Hierapolis Ancient City, Travertine Terraces of Pamukkale

Tour Code : CPD-17155

$35*Per Personstarting from

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Pamukkale Tour from/to Izmir

Private Tour to Hierapolis Ancient City, Travertine Terraces of Pamukkale

Tour Code : CPD-17156

$45*Per Personstarting from

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Pamukkale Tour from/to Istanbul by Plane

Private Tour to Hierapolis Ancient City, Travertine Terraces of Pamukkale

Tour Code : CPD-17157

$130*Per Personstarting from

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Pamukkale Tour from Cappadocia by Overnight Bus

Private Tour to Hierapolis Ancient City, Travertine Terraces of Pamukkale

Tour Code : CPD-17158

$40*Per Personstarting from

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Pamukkale & Aphrodisias Tour from/to Kusadasi or Selcuk

Private Tour to Aphrodisias, Hierapolis Ancient City, Travertine Terraces of Pamukkale

Tour Code : CPD-17159

$45*Per Personstarting from

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Pamukkale & Aphrodisias Tour from/to Izmir

Private Tour to Aphrodisias, Hierapolis Ancient City, Travertine Terraces of Pamukkale

Tour Code : CPD-17160

$50*Per Personstarting from

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Pamukkale Overview

Pamukkale is located in the Inner Aegean region at a distance of 20 km from the town of Denizli. This lovely, rapidly developing district in the Menderes valley, which enjoys a temperate climate over the greater part of the year, has all the conditions required for an ideal touristic resort.The tectonic movements that took place in the fault depression of the Menderes river basin gave rise to the emergence of a number of very hot springs, and it is the water from one of these springs, with its large mineral content, chalk in particular, that has created the natural wonder now known as Pamukkale, Cotton Fortress or Baumwollenschloss, a very appropriate name for such a phenomenon...

Hierapolis
The city of Hierapolis, which was founded on this site in the 2nd century B.C., differs from all other ancient cities in being located, not on earth or rock, but on solid limestone layers formed by limestone water that flowed for centuries over this raised level plateau. "Hierapolis" can mean "sacred city", and according to Stephanus of Byzantium the city was given this name because of the large number of temples it contained. Up to the reign of Augustus the city was officially described on coins as Hierapolis, the city of temples, but it seems reasonable to assume that this was not the original meaning of the name.

Aphrodisias
The ancient city of Aphrodisias, once the capital of the province of Lydia, is located near the village of Geyre in the district of Karacasu 38 km south of Nazilli.In ancient times, the attractive marble buildings of Aphrodisias no doubt shone out, as they do now, from amidst the rich vegetation of the Dandalaz valley with its almond, pomegranate and poplar trees. The wealth and cultural and political importance of the city is clearly attested by the size and magnificence of the buildings of which it is composed.The name Aphrodisias is derived from Aphrodite, the goddess of nature, beauty, love and plenty, and was one of the most famous cult centres of the goddess. But this was not the original name of the city. According to the historian Stephanus it was founded by the Lelegians and was first known as Lelegonopolis.The name of the city was later changed to Megalopolis, and later again to Ninoe after Ninos, the King of Assyria.

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