The Pamukale Things to Do list will transport you into a wonderland. Located 20 km from Denzil, Pamukale is blessed with a therapeutic nature and the things to do here will truly amaze you. Read on to find out about this magical place in Turkey.

Archaeology Museum

Located in Hierapolis, the Archaeology Museum used to be the Roman Bath, the largest and tallest building in the historic city. This is one of the must-see attractions when you visit Pamukale. The museum showcases artifacts of various towns in Turkey. The extraordinary exhibit from the Bronze Age makes for a great viewing. The marble exhibits will take your breath away with their intricate detailing and design. You can also view the Hierapolis ruins at this museum.

Temple of Apollo

The native community had a religious center called the Plutonium. The Temple of Apollo was later built at this religious center. This sight was excavated by an Italian team and since then has been a major attraction in Pamukale. The structure is comprised mostly of marble. The steps that lead to the temple are in marble and so is the portico. This is a true architectural wonder, with its columns and designs.

Antique Pool

Make the most out of your Pamukale trip by taking a dip in the antique pool. The water in the pool is said to have the ability to cure. This natural thermal pool is a great way to relax and work away the built up stress. Pamukale is known as a health center due to these pools. The temperature of the water is 35 degrees C all year around. The combination of carbon dioxide, sulphate and bicarbonate makes it good for the skin and the overall wellness.

Theater

This theater was built during the Flavian era, after the earthquake in the year A.D. 62. The theater offers the visitors a view of the 300 foot long facade. It was built during the Roman period and consists of arches and vaults. This theater could accommodate 10,000 spectators in one sitting. The facade is carved out of stone and exhibits the artistic works of the era. You can find numerous marble artifacts and masks scattered around in the theater.

Traverntines

Witness the sights of what looks like a frozen waterfall in Pamukale. No matter which route you take to reach Pamukale, you will be welcomed by this brilliant work of nature. This formation looks like a frozen waterfall and is known as Traverntines. The sight is formed as the result of a chemical reaction and is a geological phenomenon.