Hierápolis

It's easy to find a good map in one of the village travel agencies that will inform you about what you'll be seeing at the Hierapolis ruins. If you go you'll get to see the forum, baths, latrines and the basilica. And you'll always be well informed, but occasionally it is good to leave the guide for a while and wander through the ruins by yourself, as new objects that come to life with a different function than they had previously. What used to be tomb is now a place for Turkish poppies that set of scattered rocks are now rallying point for weary travelers, the other is so beautiful that the performer is to to draw ...

One of the most beautiful natural places I have visited: the Pamukkale (Turkish Cotton Castle), a surreal landscape of limestone, petrified waterfalls white as snow. In this photo are the footsteps of the ancient Roman city Hierapolis. I like it because it represents the synthesis of this special place: The exuberance of a geological and archaeological legacy... Pamukkale and the ancient city of Hierapolis are recognized as world heritage by Unesco.