2 DAYS 1 NIGHT PAMUKKALE & EPHESUS TOUR

Experience the stunning beauty of Pamukkale, where history and natural wonders come together. This is your opportunity to swim in Cleopatra’s Pool and explore the breathtaking travertines that will leave you in awe. Pamukkale Travertines Begin your day at the famous travertine terraces of Pamukkale, formed by mineral-rich thermal waters. Walk barefoot along the terraces and soak in the stunning views. Don’t miss the chance to take a dip in the warm, turquoise pools that have been cherished since ancient times. Cleopatra’s Pool Swim in the legendary Cleopatra’s Pool, where history and relaxation meet. Legend has it that Cleopatra herself swam in these waters, making it a perfect spot to unwind and enjoy the therapeutic benefits of the mineral-rich springs. Hot Air Balloon Ride(OPTINALLY) Elevate your experience with a hot air balloon ride over the spectacular landscapes of Pamukkale. Soar above the travertines and take in panoramic views of the region, creating unforgettable memories.

Discover the rich history of Ephesus, one of the most significant archaeological sites in the world and a UNESCO World Heritage Site. This is your chance to step back in time and witness the remnants of a vibrant ancient civilization. Ephesus Ancient City Begin your journey by exploring the ancient city of Ephesus. Walk along the marble streets and admire the impressive ruins that tell the story of a once-thriving metropolis. Library of Celsus Visit the iconic Library of Celsus, home to some of the world’s earliest written texts. This architectural masterpiece is a testament to the importance of knowledge in ancient times and provides a stunning backdrop for photographs. House of Virgin Mary Explore the House of Virgin Mary, a revered pilgrimage site where it is believed Mary spent her last years. The serene atmosphere and beautiful surroundings make it a must-visit. Temple of Artemis Marvel at the remnants of the Temple of Artemis, one of the Seven Wonders of the Ancient World. Although only a few columns remain, its historical significance is undeniable, and it’s an essential part of your visit.