Pamukkale

Pamukkale in Denizli, Türkiye, a UNESCO World Heritage Site, continues to attract thousands of visitors, with a marked rise in tourists from South Korea, Japan, China, and Taiwan. Favorable weather has boosted activity as visitors…

During a tour to Pamukkale in Denizli, a foreign convoy inadvertently left behind a 70-year-old Polish woman, later discovered missing when the group reached Salda Lake in Burdur. Despite extensive searches by…

During the Eid holidays, Pamukkale attracted numerous visitors seeking to enjoy its thermal waters and ancient sites, listed as a UNESCO World Heritage site. Starting from the holiday's first day,…

Autumn in Pamukkale, a UNESCO-listed "white paradise," attracts local and foreign tourists who flock to witness the stunning travertines and explore nearby ancient cities. The healing thermal waters have created…

Pamukkale, located in Denizli, Türkiye, and renowned as the "white paradise" on the UNESCO World Heritage list, recorded 1.15 million visitors in the initial 7 months of 2023. This represents a 23% increase from 2022.…

The number of visitors to Pamukkale, which is on the UNESCO World Heritage List of Turkey and known as the 'white paradise', continues to increase. The world-famous holiday destination, which was visited by 403 thousand 748 people in the…

Turkey opens the Plutonium (Hell's Gate) to visitors in September, which is called the 'gateway to the land of the dead' in ancient sources as the living were poisoned and died by the volatilization of carbon dioxide in the calcium-rich…