Pamukkale - Hierapolis | Biivip

Calcite-laden waters, petrified waterfalls and mines coming from an altitude of about 200 meters overlooking the Cürüksu Plain in Denizli have created an unreal landscape called Pamukkale. This extraordinary landscape has become the focus of attention of those who visit Hierapolis, the Hellenistic spa city founded by the Attalid kings of Pergamon, where an ancient cult is located. Hireapolis had its golden age in the 2nd and 3rd centuries AD, and was destroyed in an earthquake in AD 60 and rebuilt. Remains from the Greco-Roman period include baths, temple ruins, a monumental arch, a nymphaion, a necropolis and a theatre. Emperor Constantine's conversion to Christianity and A.D. After establishing Constantinople as the "new Rome" in 330, the city was made a bishopric. WOMAN. In 80 BC Hierapolis became an important religious center of the Eastern Roman Empire with its various churches.

It seems unrealistic to build a complex canal system that brings stunning natural formations and thermal water to the surrounding villages and fields and that this system can be used for such a long time. Pamukkale is an important part of the cultural structure of Hieropolis and the region.

Protection and management requirements

Hierapolis-Pamukkale is protected by national protection laws and regulations. Ministries and Municipalities are authorized separately. This celestial has its own protection law and transactions are subject to multiple permissions.

The region, with the decision of the Supreme Council of Antiquities and Monuments, an area of ​​approximately 66 km2 has been registered as a "special protection area" with the decision of the Council of Ministers. Except for emergencies, private vehicles are prohibited from entering many points.

All of the roads passing through the points close to the travertines have been blocked by traffic. In order to preserve the color and structure of the travertine terraces and to maintain the flow of water, visitors are not allowed to enter the travertine terraces. There are areas where visitors can swim in the hot springs.

Where is Pamukkale?

It is in a region that stands out with its unique geological structure and historical values, 20 km northwest of Denizli Province.

There are Baba Mountains in the south, Büyük Çökelez and Küçük Çökelez Mountains in the north.

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