Hierapolis: a city encased in stone @scenicroutestothepast
Hierapolis: a city encased in stone  @scenicroutestothepast
Uploaded October 2024 | Updated September 2026, 1 week ago
Hierapolis - modern Pamukkale, Turkey - was built over hot springs. During the Middle Ages, these encased much of the city in gleaming travertine.
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Hierapolis: a city encased in stone

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