Hello Nur, unfortunately I do not have definitive information on this subject. There are lockers in train stations and airports. However, I do not know if it exists around Pamukkale.

Pamukkale entrance fee was 50 Turkish Liras in 2019. However, at that time 1 Dollar was approximately 6 Turkish lira. Now 1 dollar has increased 5 times compared to that period and is approximately 29 TL. From this perspective, it is normal for prices to increase to a certain extent. However, as you said, museum entry prices also increased against the dollar after the pandemic.

Hi Sophia, waiting in line does not give a discount on the ticket price. The current entrance fee is already written in the article.

The ticket sold in Pamukkale includes the places I mentioned in the relevant section in the article. It is not possible to buy separate tickets for each section.

By the way, I haven’t been to Pamukkale for a long time. Rules in museums can change frequently. Recently, a friend of mine said that there is an extra entrance fee for the Cleopatra Pool. However, there is no information about this on the official website.

On the official site there is a fixed price for a single ticket and I have to assume that this applies to all sections (as it used to be).

Really appreciate your insights on the blog. I’m wondering:

1. What’s the entrance fee if I queue?
2. Are there separation entrance fee for different places of these – travertine thermal pools, the ancient city of Hierapolis, the archeology museum and the Cleopatra antique pool? What I meant is that I may just want to go to certain of these places due to time limit.

Looking forward your kind response.

Sophia

Hi Abrurrahim,

Since Pamukkale consists of several different parts, you can easily spend the whole day exploring this place. I think it would take at least two hours to visit Hierapolis alone. You can also spend at least an hour in the thermal pools.

In addition, there is the Archaeological Museum, which will take about half an hour. But there is also the Cleopatra Pool. Swimming among the ancient pillars here is also a great experience.

In my opinion, instead of running around, it would be appropriate to spend at least 5 hours and visit Pamukkale slowly and with understanding. Of course, this is my personal opinion, everything depends on your interest in history and archeology.

Have a nice trip,
Serhat

How long does time needs properly to explore for all this sections ?

Thank you

Hi Zoe, you can pay by credit card.