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Minerals to soak away those ailments
We left our beautiful hotel by the water in Kusadasi to venture into the mountains for an afternoon at Pamukale some 220km inland.Pamukale is two things, firstly an ancient city of Hierapolis, ruins that sit on the top of a mountain overlooking some of the highest mountains in Turkey. Some still have snow on them and the clouds travel low …
Pink and White Terraces
We drove all morning and just before arriving at Pamukkale we called into yet another World Heritage Site with two totally different points of interest. The first of these was white terraces of minerals left by flowing water. These terraces were 2,700m long, 600m wide and 160m high. We can only imagine that these terraces are similar to the …
Pamukkale, Hierapolis, Necropolis, Oh My!
Today we started with a visit to a leather outlet. Turkey has a lot of tanneries and they're utilized by big names like Prada because it’s less expensive to do down here but the quality is still really good. It started with a fashion show, which I thought was going to be really stupid but was actually hilarious. They did a full on runway show …
Wading into hot water...
What a marvellous day. This blog is written a day or so late due largely to impassable technological difficulties (ie: no wifi) which was hardly unsurprising given the relatively remote location - this is, after all, in the countryside where shepherds are still getting around with their sheep, and half the country population is playing backgammon …
Hierapolis
... AD. From the top tiers we could get a panoramic view of the whole of Hierapolis and the surrounding areas below. We were treated to the extraordinary aural spectacle of several simultaneous calls to prayer echoing across the region as we enjoyed the view.
Video : View of Hierapolis from Roman Theatre (with Azaan echoing)
Walking to the Martyrium of St. Philip the Apostle requires going downhill from the theatre and ...
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Amenities
- Swimming pool
- Restaurant
- Fitness/Health center
- Wheelchair accessibility
- Free parking
- Pets allowed