This natural cotton castle mountain with taverns full of natural thermal water is a magical place that is unique in the world.

If you go to Turkey, this place is a must visit, (along with Ephesus and Cappadocia). We visited the place (self tour), taking an early morning flight from Istanbul to Denizli. Then we took a minibus from the airport to Pamukkale town. The bus stop...More

Nice and overwhelming view at the first glance, especially for someone like me who had never seen a travertine earlier, nor was aware of the concept Makes for some great pictures On the downside, terribly crowded and messy Also took over 3 hours by road...More

I like most people saw pictures online and decided I had to go here. However, after hearing mixed reviews, I was hesitant to make the out of the way journey. But I'm very glad we made the trip. I agree with the posts that say...More

Visited the Pamukkale Travertines recently, saw there was several thermal pools for the tourists but there was a large portion of the pools were dry and parched . Heard from my guide that the water source is being controlled as some hotels tried to divert...More

Famously known as the cotton castle, the kids and I had so much fun! The views are amazing and the water temperature range from warm to icy cold!

We first visited these pools many years ago when there was lots of water in all the pools, it wasn't commercialised and was free to enter all the pools. Unfortunately too much water is being syphoned off by hotels and the pools are a shadow...More