Travertines are a natural wonder located in Pamukkale, Turkey. These unique geological formations are created by calcium-rich mineral deposits left behind by hot springs. Over time, the buildup of these minerals creates stunning white terraces and pools that cascade down the hillsides. Visitors can walk barefoot on the travertines, feeling …

Pamukkale, which means “cotton castle” in Turkish, is a UNESCO World Heritage Site located in southwestern Turkey. It is famous for its stunning natural hot springs and terraces made of travertine, a mineral-rich sedimentary rock. One of the main attractions in Pamukkale is the ancient Roman city of Hierapolis, which …