Mind Boggling Destinations On Earth

7. Pamukkale, Turkey

Pamukkale. Photo Credit: Geology In @Geology In

The Turkish name meaning 'cotton castle' is the perfect visionary phrase for the unusual natural landscapes found in the Denizli Province. Rock terraces and travertines are constantly inundated by the famous hot springs flowing slowly over the rock, leaving behind salt and mineral deposits that change the color of the landscape into a brilliant and pristine white sea. This incredible site is now a UNESCO World Heritage site and attracts more than two million visitors per annum. Most notable here is the terrace-like limpid pools, dating back in human history to early Roman periods. Ready to be transported back in time in a place you might not expect? Head to the next slide for full details!

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Hey there! I'm Holly Toledo, a 20-something wanderluster originally from the sunny shores of Puerto Rico, now calling the beautiful Pacific Northwest my home. When I'm not diving into the latest fashion trends or catching up with friends, you can bet I'm planning my next big adventure. I've been lucky enough to explore most of Europe and South America, and every trip fuels my passion for discovering new places, cultures, and experiences. I'm beyond thrilled to be part of the HeyTourist.com team, where I get to share my travel tips and stories with fellow explorers like you! Let's make your next journey unforgettable!

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