Aegean · Plate code 20
Denizli
Denizli is best known for the snow-white travertines of Pamukkale and ancient Hierapolis right beside them. The ruins of Laodicea, the hand-woven cloth of Buldan and the province's symbol, the Denizli rooster, are also part of a visit.
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Nature · Pamukkale
Pamukkale Travertines
Snow-white terraces formed by thermal water, with turquoise pools.
Historic · Pamukkale
Hierapolis
An ancient city above the travertines with a theatre and a vast necropolis.
© Biologg · CC BY-SA 4.0Historic · Merkezefendi
Laodicea
An ancient city that was home to one of the Seven Churches of Revelation.
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Highlights
Places
Pamukkale
Hierapolis
Laodicea
Kaklık Cave
Denizli rooster
Tastes
Denizli kebab
Local food and products
- Dish
Denizli kebab
Oven-roasted lamb served on flatbread.
- Product
Buldan cloth
Cotton cloth woven on hand looms in the Buldan district.
When to go
Pamukkale can be visited all year; spring and autumn are the most comfortable. In summer the white terraces reflect the sun, so go early in the morning or towards sunset.
Getting there
- Airports
- Denizli Çardak Havalimanı (DNZ)
- Bus terminal
- Denizli bus terminal is in the city centre; minibuses and buses to Pamukkale leave from here.
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