Whether you believe the local lore or not, the name is fitting for these stunning white travertine pools that cascade down a 650-foot-high cliff in western Turkey. According to scientists, the Pamukkale pools were formed by a mineral-rich spring that overflowed in the second century, cooling and solidifying over time into the remarkable formations you see today. With over a dozen terraced pools perfect for paddling, wading, and swimming, Pamukkale invites visitors to soak in its azure waters at a soothing 95 to 100 degrees Fahrenheit, all while enjoying views of the distant city of Denizli.
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