The Turkish province of Denizli contains the city of Pamukkale, which is situated about 20 kilometers away from it in the southwest of the country. The majority of the year is pleasant due to the climate of the River Menderes valley, which is located in the Inner Aegean region. The municipality and district of Pamukkale, originally known as Akköy, has 347,926 residents as of 2022 and is spread across 823 square kilometers.
The town of Pamukkale is situated at a distance of 23 kilometers from the center of Denizli, sharing the same plain. Held in the neighboring township of Gölemezli, it is a well-liked vacation spot that is renowned for its amazing thermal springs. These four springs are situated near to one another and are utilized for mud baths at one of the sources. For the treatment of many dermatological disorders, the thermal waters are thought to be especially helpful.
Easily accessible from Denizli town, Pamukkale's historic site, and the neighboring Karahayıt spas are the standard tourist circuits that include Pamukkale. Pamukkale is still a popular tourist destination in Turkey despite being far from Istanbul, the nation's capital. Travelers come from all over the world to see its breathtaking white travertine terraces and investigate the ancient Hierapolis ruins at the summit of the "Cotton Castle."