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Shaped by the hand of nature and extant since the ancient times, Pamukkale is one of the world’s most outstanding legacies.
Located in the province of Denizli this natural wonder is comprised of terraces and travertine formed by hot springs and streams depositing carbonate minerals. Pamukkale has gained eminence for its waters believed to have curative powers and been used as a thermal bath since centuries. Noted for its extraordinary characteristics, the ancient site has been inscribed on the UNESCO World Heritage List in 1988.
This picture was taken in the North end of Pamukkale entering from Hierapolis side. Nobody is allowed to get down to the travertine pools, but these people had a permit to film for a local TV station
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On a rainy morning with fast moving fog coming in.
Took me a while to get this shot, since the fog was really thick and fully covered the landscape.
But every 15-25 minutes fog cleared for few minutes
and revealed a great mystical landscape.
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These water filled rice terraces of Yuanyang are some
of the most impressive and beautiful landscape I’ve ever seen.
The scale of it makes taking good photos quite difficult.
Atleast for me…
This shot was taken on a perfect morning with great clouds and fast moving fog coming in.
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