Pamukkale is also known as "Cotton Castle." A cluster of unique hot springs with a high concentration of calcium oxide, allows to treat a range of diseases. It consists of 17 geothermal springs with water temperatures ranging from +35 to +100 ° C and water-terraces formed of travertine. The famous white cascades resort - not just a popular tourist attraction, the healing power of the waters of Pamukkale has been known for at least 4 centuries. Pamukkale and Hierapolis ruins of the city included in the UNESCO World Heritage List.
Pamukkale is still unrecognized miracle of nature. Which is carefully guarded by government. Among the most beautiful and amazing places in the world can not fail to mention the Turkish Pamukkale. The white stone terraces, on which flows water from a distance resemble icebergs and huge flakes of wool. Perhaps because of this, and this place gets its name, which translated into Russian means Cotton Castle. flickr/SomewhereRoundTheMiddle
Driving to Pamukkale, you'll be amazed that opens the picture. The first impression - a fantastic castle in front of you. Come closer - no, it's on the hill someone set up the porcelain bowl filled with clean water. Even closer - a snowy hill on which the flowing melt water.
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