Pamukkale Travel Blogs, Travelogues and Travel Journals - Page 2

We flew to Istanbul and then travelled through Turkey by bus..

Incredible country, exciting, thousands of contrasts

In 2002 we travelt through Turkey, with a dutch travelcompagnie KRAS. We have seen a lot of the old Turkey places and ruïns. We where that time on a organized travel. It was a disappointment because a lot of schedule trips, but what we have seen that where beautiful. It is a nice country with nice people The next travels we have done are by backpack. http://www.anjawilliam4.web-log.nl/

After resisting the lure of Europe for so long, I finally caved in and bought a RTW ticket for a two month jaunt in September and October 2005.

The ultimate study abroad experience-- twenty eight students, three professors, forty cities, fourteen countries, four months.

Turkey Tour - 22nd April - 7th May 2007

my first coming to west part of turkey, aegean sea and lots of history :)

Sold by the various posters and pictures of paradise, we jumped on a bus bound for Pamukkale first thing in the morning. Pamukkale once held one of the most famous hot springs in the Roman Empire, and the road up to the hot springs was filled with pools of spring water. Because the water had large amounts of calcium, the deposits left behind gave each pool a white, almost organic, look. We had met a group of Ozzies the night before, so we all made the trek up together. At the hot sp…

great architecture and history

Here I show yo my favourite trip photos!

Pamukkale was one of the “must see” items on our to-do list in Turkey.  How we were to see it though, we’d not decided.  Originally, we’d planned on making Denizli (the nearest town to Pamukkale) the next stop on our itinerary but since arriving in Selcuk, we’d learnt it could be done as a day trip from here.   We’d been made to feel very welcome at the ANZ guesthouse and couldn’t be bothered packing up all our stuff and moving again just yet, so we decided t…

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During May/June 2008, I took my first vacation to the Middle East area. Jordan was amazing - I got to see some historical sites such as Petra, Jesus' Baptism site, the Dead Sea and the Wadi Rum Desert. Then we moved on to Turkey where we saw the ancient Nemrut Dagi statues, the ruins of Ephesus, Oludeniz Beach (and some paragliding), Pamukkale white terraces, the famous rock formations of Cappadocia, and of course, the amazing city of Istanbul. The trip exceeded all expectations!

went to there with Rie. beautiful place.

With a group of Italian friends we travelled to Istambul, central and southern Turkey. We loved the people, the nature and the signs of past civilizations, particularly the Roman Empire.