Pamukkale and Hierapolis

Pamukkale Tour From Alanya Itinerary

• For a daily Pamukkale tour departing from Alanya, you will be picked up from your home or hotel in the early hours of the morning.

• You take a break for breakfast in Korkuteli Town.

• When you arrive in Pamukkale, you visit Hierapolis Ancient City as the first tour stop.

• South Roman Gate in Hierapolis Ancient City, South Frontinus Gate, Gymnasium, Columned Church, Great Bath, Nymphaeum Water Tank, Cathedral, Byzantine Baths, Triton Nymphaeum, North Byzantine Gate Frontinus Road, Agora, Latrina, Zeus Temple, Ancient You will visit the Stone Mill, the Frontinus Gate, the Bath-Church, the Old Theater, the North Necropolis and the Middle Ages Seljuk Castle, accompanied by a tour guide, and you will be informed about its history.

• After learning about the history and culture of the region, you will visit the white travertines where you can enjoy all the beauty of this natural wonder.

• A certain time is given to swim and rest in naturally occurring pools.

• You reach the hill area for photo and video shooting.

• Depending on your request, you can go to Cleopatra Antique Thermal Pool. Here you will swim among historical artifacts, examine them and be refreshed in their healing waters.

• You have a lunch break.

• You set out to visit the Karahayıt red water travertines.

• You are released by the tour guide and you enjoy the environment and heal with natural spring waters.

• Pamukkale trip ends and you get on the bus.

• You will set out for Alanya.

• You visit the leather and textile store on the road.

• You visit the onyx stone store. You have time to shop from the store.

• After the store visits, you continue on the road and have a dinner break at a local restaurant.

• When you arrive in Alanya, you will be dropped off at the hotel or where you are staying.

Experiences

• Visit Pamukkale Travertines, which were formed an average of 400,000 years ago.

• Discover the Ancient City of Hierapolis, which was founded in the 2nd century BC.

• Swim in the Cleopatra Antique Thermal Pool, which was formed after the earthquake in the 7th century AD.

• Visit the Hierapolis Ancient Theatre, which took 150 years to build.