Pamukkale

Can you imagine a landscape composed of the most intense white and blue amidst the Mediterranean panorama of Turkey? That and much more is what you have to see in Pamukkale, thermal pools whose name translates to "cotton castle." And it's no wonder! Thanks to their astonishing geological formations that resemble foam or even frozen water, you'll feel as though you're in an enclave typical of the world's most wintry areas. It's no surprise that the legendary Cleopatra visited this area to relax and even had a pool constructed here, the remnants of which can be seen at the bottom of the pool that bears her pharaonic name.

The valley in which it is located is great for paragliding.

But the thermal waters and their rocky formations are not the only things you have to see in Pamukkale. Stroll through the National Park before your bath and you'll feel like you're in a world that contrasts with the white and blue of the natural pools, or venture into the Kakkik Caves, with the same geological characteristics as Pamukkale. And if you want to make your visit to Pamukkale even more special, travel back in time at the nearby ruins of Hierapolis and its cemetery with the most curious tombs. Because yes, Turkey has landscapes capable of surprising anyone.