Pamakkule is my favorite place for visiting in Turkey.
In Chinese, it is translated as White Cotton Castle.
From afar, the limestone terraces look like castles.
When we were there, we were allowed to walk inside the white terraces, provided you take your shoes and socks off.
What a one-off and interesting life experience with the white deposits under your feet!
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Incredibly wonderful! Thank you for sharing your adventures!
Many thanks for writing. Regards, Michael
This is so amazing. I’m amazed at this formation, and your pictures do it justice!
We didn’t bring any good cameras, glad that you find them good!
Wow amazing shot, like it
Glad that you like it!
This is so beautiful!
Thank you!
i’ve never seen anything like this. How were they formed? Beautiful. http://judydykstrabrown.com/2015/08/12/fidelity/
From trickling of limestone rich water!
Aha..just like in caves. But such interesting formations.
True 🙂
What an extraordinary landscape, like walking on marble?
Yes, a very interesting experience!
Such a beautiful picture. I like the formation of caves.
Thank you, Nisha!
Pamukkale is a magical place, I have only been there once but hope to return someday.
It is quite unique!
Amazing place Michael, wow 😀
Thank you, Irene!
nature’s wonder! incredibly amazing! 🙂
Yes, work of art by Nature!
How extraordinary. So many wondrous places in the world!
Glad that you like it!
I thought they were salt lakes at first! Amazing!
They are more like terraces with water cascading down from one to another!
True!
🙂
These are such cool photos!
Glad that you like them, Sophie!
Stunning environment! This world never ceases to amaze me! Great photography.
(Thanks for popping by my site also)
Glad that you like them 🙂
there are so many amazing places in the world
Very true!
Adding this to my bucket list 😀
Well deserved addition!
Love rimstone pools, we see these in caves occasionally.
Yes, you may also want to see my other recent post on stalactites in limestone cavern. Regards, Michael