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| The sight at Pamukkale is Hierapolis, a Roman (and later) cure centre built around an extraordinary series of white travertine pools. |
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Rather discouragingly, the first area one sees is an enormous necropolis (burial ground), which perhaps indicates that the cures were not always successful. † |
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People can still bathe in the sacred pool. * |
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The Roman Theatre could hold some 12,000 people. * |
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The travertine terraces and pools are the main sight at Pamukkale. † |
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The doorway leading out of the site. † |
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We had lunch at a hotel which had a swimming pool with its own faux red travertine pool. * |
From Selçuk, we returned to Istanbul. After another three nights there, it was off via Munich to Spain.
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