A Healing Castle of Fluffy Cotton ... Or Is It

Parmacarle, 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 water is believed to have curative properties, benefiting skin, eyes, and aiding in recovery from high blood pressure.

Describe the visual appearance of Parmucarle from a distance.

What is the significance of the name 'Parmacarle' in Turkish?

How many hot springs are housed at Parmucarle and what is their temperature range?

Which ancient civilizations are credited with discovering the curative properties of the hot springs?

What are some of the potential benefits of the minerals found in the hot springs?