the ancient city hierapolis and springs pamukkale

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The ancient city of Hierapolis and the Pamukkale springs Royalty Free Stock Photo

The main road in the necropolis of ancient roman city Hierapolis located on hot springs at Pamukkale, Turkey Royalty Free Stock Photo

Pamukkale, Turkey. Summer sunny landscape on the territory of the ancient ruined city of Hierapolis Royalty Free Stock Photo

Hierapolis, Pamukkale, Denizli, Turkey, ancient city, ruins, Holy City, roman empire, classical, colonnade, temple, museum Royalty Free Stock Photo

Pamukkale, Turkey. Landscape on the territory of the ancient ruined city of Hierapolis Royalty Free Stock Photo

The ancient city of Hierapolis and the springs of Pamukkale

Turkey. Pamukkale Park and ancient Hierapolis. Ancient city wall and drainage groove Royalty Free Stock Photo

The ruins of the ancient city of Hierapolis is located adjacent to the hot springs of Pamukkale in Turkey. Royalty Free Stock Photo

Passage in the outer city wall in ancient Hierapolis on a sunny day. Pamukkale Park, Turkey Royalty Free Stock Photo

Pamukkale Park, Turkey. The ruined ancient city of Hierapolis and the palm grove in the background Royalty Free Stock Photo

Pamukkale, Turkey. Ancient Hierapolis. Acacia and city ruins on a bright summer day Royalty Free Stock Photo

Ancient column and city stone wall in the background in the territory of ancient Hierapolis. Pamukkale, Turkey Royalty Free Stock Photo

The geothermal well of Pamukkale are part of the `Hierapolis Archaeological Complex` in Turkey Denizli province. Snow-white travertines arose on the slope of the mountain as a result of precipitation of calcium carbonate from the water of carbonic sources. It`s a UNESCO World Heritage Site and a wonderful tourist place. Annually, the crocheted travertine terraces attract thousands of tourists to the region.