The “white paradise” at Pamukkale Turkey, that is listed on the UNESCO World Heritage List saw 1 million 906,000 visits in just 11 months. The Denizli Touristic Hoteliers and Operators Association (DENTUROD), according to its president, Gazi Murat Sen, will Read More
Pamukkale, known as Turkey’s “cotton castle,” is situated on the southern bank of the ancient city of Hierapolis. Travertine terraces were created by the water growing colder and more solid as it travelled away from the calcareous hot water source Read More
Pamukkale, famous for its travertines that are on the UNESCO World Heritage List, had 1 million 557 thousand tourists throughout the remaining nine months of the year. With a target of 2 million tourists in 2022, the white paradise has Read More