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This Unesco World Heritage Site has been welcoming visitors from as far back as Roman times, when this was a town called Hierapolis. One of the rarest natural formations found on earth, the pure white limestone terraces flowing with mineral-rich thermal waters are a sight to behold. There’s nearby ruins to check out too.
Photography tip: For the best pictures of this natural wonder, visit during sunset hours and capture it in its most exquisite form.
