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Pamukkale: Guided Tour

Available Saturday, 24 Oct

Duration: 7h
Live guide in English
Group of max. 16 people

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About: Karahayit Red Springs

Karahayit Red Springs near Pamukkale are renowned for their unique mineral composition, which leaves the spring water with a distinct red color. The springs are a popular destination for visitors, and the area includes facilities like a hotel and dining areas.

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Karahayıt, 139. Sk, 20190, Pamukkale

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