Discover Pamukkale, Turkey's stunning 'cotton castle'

Parmucarle, known as Cotton Castle in Turkey, is a popular site with cascading white pools resembling fluffy cotton. These pools are actually solid limestone walls filled with turquoise mineral-rich water. The site features 17 hot springs with temperatures ranging from 35° to 100°, ideal for soaking. Historically used by Greeks and Romans, the mineral-rich waters are believed to have curative properties, benefiting skin, eyes, and aiding recovery from high blood pressure, making it a relaxing destination.

What natural feature gives Parmucarle its nickname 'Cotton Castle'?

• Its fluffy white clouds

• Its limestone pools

• Its snowy mountains

• Its cotton plantations

What is the temperature range of the hot springs at Parmucarle?

• 20° to 50°

• 30° to 80°

• 35° to 100°

• 40° to 90°

How many hot springs are there at Parmucarle?

• 10

• 15

• 20

• 17

Which ancient civilizations discovered the healing properties of Parmucarle's waters?

• Egyptians and Babylonians

• Greeks and Romans

• Chinese and Indians

• Mayans and Aztecs

What health benefits are associated with the waters of Parmucarle?

• Increased energy levels

• Better skin and eye health

• Improved digestion

• Enhanced memory