Pamukkale
- Type
- Thermal Spring Water and Mineral Terraces
- Area
- 4.16 sq miles
- Dimenions
- 8,860 ft long, 1,970 ft wide, 525 ft high
- Pamukkale has long been known for its mineral rich waters and has been a tourist attraction from the classical times. It is famous for its hot, thermal water cascading and forming beautiful pools.
- Draw the hot pools in Pamukkale.

- Located in
- Denizli Province, Turkey
- Pamukkale means "cotton castle" in Turkish, and was called Hierapolis in ancient times because of the nearby city.
- The pools of water are made from calcium carbonate (similar to limestone) that has formed over thousands of years as the spring water moves down the terraces progressively.
- The rock formation it is part of is made up of travertine, the result of this hot spring water process.
- The cities of Laodicea and Ephesus were not far from this location.