Tour to Pamukkale from Side
Tour to Pamukkale from Side for two days will allow you to enjoy this wonderful resort calmly, without too much haste and fuss. You will visit ancient Hierapolis, swim in travertine baths and Cleopatra's pool, take dozens of vivid photos, taste the best wines of the country and visit the Turkish village.
Tour to Pamukkale from Side program
First day:
- Collection of tourists from hotels in the morning and departure by a comfortable bus for an excursion to Pamukkale from Side for two days;
- Stop for breakfast (don't forget to bring your lunch boxes from your hotel);
- Visit to the observation deck of the most beautiful Turkish tectonic lake Salda;
- Walk, sightseeing in the resort of Pamukkale;
- Optional: swimming in mineral water in Cleopatra's pool;
- Visiting Hierapolis ancient ancient city;
- Time to walk around the city;
- Check in at the hotel for overnight;
- Delicious dinner at the hotel prepared by skilled Turkish chefs;
- Optional: entertainment at the hotel.
Second day of the excursion:
- Delicious breakfast at the hotel;
- Check-out and departure for the excursion;
- A visit to the orange-red springs in the village of Karhait, which is located near Pamukkale, a 10-minute drive. Red travertines, healing mineral water;
- Excursion to a wine factory with free wine tasting and the opportunity to buy your favorite drink;
- Excursion to the school of weaving;
- Visit to a textile factory;
- Getting to know the surroundings of Pamukkale: visiting a Turkish village;
- Return to Side to the hotel.
Tour to Pamukkale from Side specification
Tour to Pamukkale from Side for two days is an exciting tour that every traveler visiting Turkey must visit. SIDELI TOURS invites you on a two-day excursion to Pamukkale from Side. Pamukkale is located in the southwestern part of the country, in the Denizli province. The distance that you need to cover to travel from Side is a little less than 300 km, the trip takes no more than 4-5 hours. The travel time will fly by quickly because from the window of a comfortable bus you can contemplate the very beautiful nature of Turkey: mountains, forests, lakes, rivers, and an English-speaking guide will tell a lot of entertaining stories at this time.
Salda Lake
Lake Salda in Turkey is a crater funnel that arose after a volcanic eruption, with white sand and amazing deep blue water, reminiscent of the Maldives. The composition of the bottom and shores of the lake is similar to the rocks found on Mars. A two-day excursion to Pamukkale from Side will introduce you to this unique place.
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Pamukkale
Pamukkale translated into English means `` cotton castle '', is associated with this plant due to its special natural landscape: when you look from afar, it looks like you see a castle, which consists of snow-white cotton bolls. Pamukkale is an area that is famous for its unique geothermal springs, there are no such places on our planet anywhere else.
Pamukkale and what remains of the ancient city of Hierapolis are included in the UNESCO World Heritage List. The resort's natural pools are considered the eighth wonder of the world. In addition to beauty, they also have medicinal properties due to the special composition of the water.
You will see the resort's white and orange-red travertines located near Pamukkale in the village of Karhait. You will be surprised by the archaeological museum, the antique pool.
Cleopatra's Pool
Cleopatra's pool is a place where, according to legend, the Egyptian queen, appreciating the healing properties of the springs, drew youth and beauty. Those who wish can swim in the pool, feeling the antique columns at the bottom under their feet, experiencing the slight tingling of gas bubbles, like champagne rising from the bottom. Excursion to Pamukkale from Side for two days will show you such a unique and unique place.
You should definitely visit the ancient city of Hierapolis, the amphitheater (which accommodates 10-12 thousand spectators), as well as the ruins of temples: Pluto (god of the underworld) and Apollo.