š Natural white travertine terraces formed by hot springs, topped with Roman ruins, including the ancient archaeological site of Pluto's Gate, believed to be a portal to the underworld.
š A UNESCO World Heritage Site, also known as 'Cotton Castle', Pluto's Gate was discovered in 2013 and is known for its deadly natural vapors.
š Experience unique natural cascading pools and stunning white travertine terraces.
šļø Explore extensive Roman-era ruins of Hierapolis, including the significant archaeological discovery of Pluto's Gate.
š Learn about ancient beliefs and rituals to the gods of the underworld at Pluto's Gate.
š£ Walk barefoot in mineral-rich waters on the terraces.
š Witness a unique geological feature emitting toxic gases at Pluto's Gate.
šø Capture stunning photo opportunities of the white terraces.
ā ļø Access to pools is restricted and controlled, and littering/ touching formations are prohibited.
š Must walk barefoot on terraces; bring a backpack for shoes.
š Be aware that Pluto's Gate was historically a lethal site due to natural carbon dioxide emissions.
š The site is located in Hierapolis, near Pamukkale, and is partially restored and protected for visitors.
š° Cleopatra's Pool requires a separate fee.
š Local buses (dolmush) and taxis are available from Denizli.
šļø Consider booking tours for skip-the-line entry and guidance.
š° Entry from 34.2 EUR, Cleopatra's Pool extra (130 TL in 2022).
š Daily, usually 06:30 AM ā 09:00 PM in summer, 08:00 AM ā 06:00 PM in winter.
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