PAMUKKALE Ancient Pools | Do this for the Best Experience | Turkey Travel Guide

Last October, we traveled around Turkey for 16 days. After visiting Istanbul and Cappadocia, we headed to Pamukkale, the Turkish "Cotton Castle" famous for its white travertine pools and the ancient ruins of Hierapolis.
Join us until the end to know more about this Unesco World Heritage Site. We will share with you our full itinerary to experience Pamukkale in the best way possible!
Comment down below if you know other interesting places in Turkey! We would love to return in the future to keep exploring this incredible country.
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TIMESTAMP
00:00 Intro
01:23 Transport Cappadocia to Pamukkale
02:19 Hotel Pamukkale & Breakfast
02:50 Travertines of Pamukkale
07:10 Hierapolis & Cleopatra's Antique Pool
09:05 Ploutonion & Roman Theater
10:13 Sunset
11:27 Pomegranate Juice & Dinner
12:32 Sunrise
12:57 Outro

[@Chano_Sanchez]

Another place that seems out of this world in Turkiye! Great work again editing this Pamukkale video mi amor, you can really feel the essence of this surreal place watching the vlog. 👏🏻🎥💪🏻😘🇹🇷❤️

[@ReigneOrShine]

I wanna go back just so I can swim at Cleopatra’s pool!!!

[@Chano_Sanchez]

You lost your chance! 😝😂😘@@ReigneOrShine

[@applehernandez1758]

what is the best time to go in pamukkale, most videos i’ve watched are all full of tourist, like u cannot get a good photo

[@ReigneOrShine]

​@@applehernandez1758 thanks for watching our video! For what we learned, to have less people you should go between October and April, in winter there will be less people, but also the weather may be worse. So autumn or early spring are probably the best. Other ways to have less people around are to go during the week days (though they may not be useful in summer) and specially to go to the site as soon as they open in the morning. If you access from the town gate as we did you can access some of the lower pools and take nice pictures of yourself there, if you access through the upper entrances then you have the best views to photograph the whole place, but those pools are not accessible to the public anymore, so you cannot take pictures inside. Hope you enjoy your trip to Pamukkale! Best regards.

[@mariakucerova3]

Very nice place and beautiful video🥰❤️ Thank you😍😍

[@ReigneOrShine]

thank you so much for your positive words Maria! 🙏🏽😊

[@kathleenlovejoy3144]

All the sights in this video were so enchanting! I loved all the info and details about each spot. I want to add it all to my bucket list 😍 thanks for sharing

[@ReigneOrShine]

Thank you very much for your kind words Kathleen! We´re always glad that you appreciate the work that we do with the vlogs. We wish you can visit these places of Turkey in the future, you would love it there for sure! It´s a wonderful country with so much variety in its destinations. All the best! 😊

[@PierooriginalItaly]

Thank you for sharing, fantastic 😉👍

[@ReigneOrShine]

thanks to you for watching and for always appreciating our work Piero! 🙏🏽😊

[@elizabeth8986]

Wow nice beautiful

[@ReigneOrShine]

thank you very much for watching and appreciating the video! 🙏🏽😊

[@jenniferlaverty9791]

Beautifully presented.

[@ReigneOrShine]

Thank you so much. We are happy that you like our video. 🥰

[@abdullahozek8016]

Beautiful ! I had been there in Pamukkale when I was young . I have really enjoyed your video, that was good. Praise and Glory be to Allah, Who is God The Creator

[@ReigneOrShine]

Thank you so much for watching our video and for appreciating our work! We´re glad to know that you visited Pamukkale too, it´s really a wonderful and unique place. All the best. 🇹🇷❤️

[@abdullahozek8016]

@@ReigneOrShine thank you

[@pewphyu]

So beautiful! What time of the day did you go to Pamukkale? It doesn’t look as crowded as I thought it would be. Thanks 😊

[@ReigneOrShine]

Hello there!! We went around 9-10AM. Try to go as early as you can. They open at 8:30. On summer, on the top they open at 6:30. We went in October so not too many tourists visit that time. However, as the day went by, there were more and more people specially on the top. We just took our time in the bottom part because it was so beautiful to be surrounded by this cotton castle. 🥰

[@pewphyu]

@@ReigneOrShine Thanks so much for the detailed response!! I am also going in October and I was worried it would be a bit chilly but I feel at ease after watching your vlog 😅 Just making sure that it opens at 8:30am in October

[@ReigneOrShine]

@@pewphyu It was chilly when the sun was covered by clouds but it was manageable. However, when the sun was out, it was very hot for us since we’re living in Ireland. 😅

[@lalekonus2436]

Thank you for reviewing my hometown. 💐I hope you enjoyed it. It would be nice when the background music in the beginning from 0- 6minute would be like the second half life-affirming and cheerful vibes instead of the disturbing heavy depressive making oriental music in the part. But the visuals are very beautiful and pleasant to watch. 👍🏻

[@ReigneOrShine]

Hi. Thank you so much for watching our video. Disturbing would not how I describe the music that I used in those minutes. Each to our own taste most probably. The music that I used are middle eastern influenced. This is the first time that I got a negative comment about our music in our Türkiye series. I received lots of appreciation so I guess it’s individual preferences. Thanks again for watching!