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Private Tours Pamukkale; Visit the Thermal Waters and Hierapolis Ruins
Private Tours Pamukkale; visit the Thermal waters and Hierapolis ruins. The surrounding lush forests and panoramic scenery to the amazing natural hot springs, Pamukkale custom private tours are brilliant and well worth booking. The hot thermal waters and resorts attract tourists from all over the world, the unique nature of the area and the therapeutic effects of the soothing hot springs are second to none.
This is a picture perfect relaxing place ask any visiting tourists to Turkey, Pamukkale was their highlight. Just above the travertines visit the famous Hierapolis, once a Roman and Byzantine spa city. Hierapolis sightseeing private tours will escort you around a considerable amount of ruins and a fantastic museum.
There are many lovely villages and ruins around Pamukkale; only a short car journey away is the beautiful ancient ruins of Afrodisias and Laodicea. Read More...
Pamukkale Private Tours of the Perfect Natural Hot Springs
Pamukkale on an escorted private tour will take you to the dazzling white calcite cliffs or The Cotton Castle which was created by calcium deposits from the region's hot springs. The thermal waters and resorts attract tourists from all over the world, the unique nature of the area and the therapeutic effects of the hot springs are very popular and second to none.
Take a walk barefoot from the base of the calcite mountain up the entire cliff ridge and admire the stunning scenery while soaking in the healing waters. When you see the immense beauty of Pamukkale, you will want to come back again and again.
Top 10 Things to Do in Pamukkale
Travertines
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Pamukkale on a private tour will take you to the dazzling white calcite cliffs created by calcium deposits from the region's hot springs. The thermal waters and resorts attract tourists from all over the world, the unique nature of the area and the therapeutic effects of the hot springs are second to none. Take a walk barefoot from the base of the calcite mountain up the entire cliff ridge the scenery is stunning.
Hierapolis Theatre
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On a slope just above the main ruins of Hierapolis is the mighty and magnificent theatre. The facade is approximately 100 meters long and has two tiers of seating, each with 26 rows; this arena is massive. It is beautifully preserved and has retained a lot of the original detail with stunning views from the VIP boxes and uniquely decorated panels all around.
Pammukkale Castle
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Pamukkale tours to the Cotton Castle Ruins are a bit of a secret as this is not very popular with mainstream tours, so it is a great hidden gem for visitors who take the tour. When you reach the top of the ruins, the views are fantastic over the travertines and the surround areas. At sunset, this place comes into its own as you see the light show from the pools it is so beautiful.
Pammukkale Winery
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The Pamukkale Winery guided tour will have your taste buds tingling. Founded in the 1960's in the northern province of Denizli the winery produces fine wines to complete with any from the Nappa Valley or Bordeaux due to the conditions of the soil in the area. Private tours of the winery are super fun from taste testing to the panoramic views and lovely walks around the vineyards.
Hierapolis City Ruins
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Founded in 190 BC, Hierapolis was originally a strong military colony; the original city was decimated by an earthquake. The remains of a magnificent collonaded street extend between the Byzantine Church and the necropolis. Guided tours from the church to the Temple of Apollo and its famed Plutonium. A deadly poison gas cave Plutonium was where priests would sacrifice animals as an offering to the Oracle.
Laodicea (Laodikya) Ruins
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Restoration and archaeological works an underway constantly at the Laodicea site. Archaeologists believe these works will be ongoing for years to come as there is a wealth of history buried here. The area was built and rebuilt following many earthquakes. Escorted Guided tours of Laodicea's existing unearthed ruins are very informative and fun to see with artefacts dating from as far back as 3500BC to the Bronze Age.
Karahayit Hot Springs
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These mineral-rich hot springs hit temperatures up to 55°C and bubble up from the chalk-coated rocks. The presence of various oxides in the water has tinged the calcium carbonate of the springs make the water have a beautiful variety of colours. The small bathing pool beneath the springs is where you can soak and relax for a hour or three.
Hierapolis Museum
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Since 1984 the old Roman Baths building in Hierapolis Ancient Town is being used as the Hierapolis Archeology Museum. Alongside many works of art from the excavations at Hierapolis finds from Tripolis, Laodicea, Colossae, Attuda and other towns in the Lycus Valley. Many of the larger exhibitions are on display in rooms AB&C, and there are stone pieces on display in the gardens.
Aphrodisias
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Aphrodisias Temple has become popular with tourists in recent years due to the find of early bronze age pottery on the site dating back to the 4th millennia BC making it a must see private tour. The temple has 14 standing columns with ruins of a pagan temple and basilica. Named recently as the most important historical sites in Turkey this is a much loved and cared for tourist site and a must see on your travels.
Pammukkale Antique Pools
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Pamukkale's Antique Pool near the Temple of Apollo allows you to soothe your muscles in these mineral-rich hot springs with 36°C heated water. Arrange to spend an afternoon here on your guided private tour and enjoy the pools just like the Romans did. The half submerged columns, and scattered ruins in the water only add to the ambience of this impressive place.
Travel Tips for Denizli
Best Time To Visit
Pamukkale sightseeing private tours are available throughout the year. However, the best times to visit for touring alone is between March and November as the weather is tolerable and the cliffs are cool. If it is more of a beach holiday you want in this region, then neighbouring Antalya has its high season between June and September is your time to book your holiday
Typical Costs
Pamukkale is more reasonable than other sightseeing places in this region. The average cost to eat is about $40.00 for two people. Local alcohol is a lot cheaper than imported spirits and beers, and they taste just as good. Hotels vary especially here due to the high season costs for Pamukkale so they can range from $30.00 per night to $60.00 per night.
Know Before Visiting
It is always advisable to research the area you intend to travel to and know what you want to get out of your trip before booking. Book any private tours especially for the hot springs well in advance to ensure you will not be disappointed when you are there, moreover if it is during the high season. Get your entry visa online before arriving into the country if you need one to enter.
Weather
The high season in Pamukkale is from June to September when temperatures are averaging around 40 degrees Celsius so come prepared for the heat if you are going on any sightseeing tours especially to the hot springs. The rainy periods of the year are January, February, November and December. The coldest month of the year is January with temperatures averaging 8 degrees Celsius.
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