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Hierapolis & Travertines of Pamukkale: Day Tour from Bodrum

Available Friday, 03 Jul

Duration: 12h
Live guide in English

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About: Ancient Hierapolis

Hierapolis was an ancient settlement in Turkey. Its ruins are located on hot springs, and are adjacent to the town of Pamukkale, the site of the famous travertines. Both are UNESCO World Heritage Sites.

Ancient Hierapolis

20280 Pamukkale/Denizli, Turkey, 20280, Pamukkale

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