Pamukkale, also known as white heaven, is called Hierapolis in history. The fact that this ancient city is called the Holy City in the archeology literature stems from the existence of many temples and other religious structures known in the city.
Pamukkale, which is visited by approximately five million domestic and foreign tourists annually, is among the world's greatest wonders with its ancient ancient ruins, tombs and sarcophagi, as well as travertines of its waters.
Blend of nature and history, UNESCO's' World Heritage List in Pamukkale, Turkey at the location of one of the alternative tourism center to the sea. Denizli's window to the world Pamukkale welcomes over 1 million local and foreign tourists annually with the visual richness of travertines.

The healing thermal water, which makes Pamukkale a settlement center for thousands of years, is also a source of life for the world's famous white travertines. The thermal pool in Pamukkale, with its water temperature of 35 degrees in summer and winter, allows tourists to visit the region to enjoy their time.

Pamukkale, which is surrounded by the ancient city of Hierapolis, is 20 kilometers away from the city center. B.C. Hierapolis, established in 1971, Hz. The apostle of Jesus Christ. Philip is killed here and the monumental tomb is built in his name, also stands out in terms of faith tourism. The historical artifacts found in the excavations are exhibited in Hierapolis Archeology Museum.