Si no vale la pena gastar tanto dinero y tiempo en eso , más bien aprovechar la Playa en kusadassi y ver el amr Egeo o De ruinas las mejores la de la ciudad de Efeso con esa es suficiente Y Definitivamente capadoccia si es una belleza absoluta y montar en globo es fenomenal

Dear Sufiyan Y., I can not answer this question, because I am not a doctor. The best thing to do, it is to ask a doctor. I think it is very important to ask the regular doctor of your wife. 24 weeks means 6 month. Depending on where you come from (country/city) and what kind of transportation you will use (plane/car/bus/train...), I think for a woman who is 6 months pregnant, you should seek medical advice, if it is okay to travel or not (in general) and if it is ok to experience thermal hot water in addition, or not. NOTE: Keep in mind that summer is very hot in Pamukkale (Denizli), even if the weather is dry, it may not be beneficial (I don't know) for a pregnant woman. Greetings, Ramona Rørvik.

September is a great time to visit too. it is actually very beautiful place. we booked tour with an agency in istanbul named "Tours Flame". We have almost 2-3 hours in that and we had swimming time extra. yes there are many pools. but the main pool named "Cleopatra pool" is best for swimming,

The situation can change daily. Nobody knows what new restrictions will apply. For now, all the pools (indoor and outdoor) are closed. Pam hotel for instance is open only for accommodation and half board but the outdoor thermal pools (even if they are outdoors) are closed.

Hello, As I know, the museums are open in Turkey, even with the new restrictions. The park is consider open museum. 80 TL/ pax/ ticket. You have to wear a mask everywhere, including on the street, otherwise you will pay a fine. Try to have HES code (for each member of family) in your phone. It is available 2 weeks. Internal fly don't ask for, but you never know. I advice you for Pam Thermal Hotel in Pamukkale - Karahayit region. It is recently renovated (less than 2 years), anyway it is one of the few hotels open in the area, but is very good. It is clean, some of the staff speaks English and offers rooms with half board included. You have access to the natural thermal pools (outdoors) from morning to 10 pm. The natural water is very hot and is refreshed twice a day, so, you can enjoy the SPA all months of the year. Towels, bathrobe, etc .... everything changed daily. The hotel is a 3 minute walk from the 'dolmus' (a minivan that runs all day). Price 5 TL/pax to Hierapolis or Denizli.... If you want to see the historic site and Cleopatra's pools (with less hot water) you will need half a day. Activities in the area: air balloon, paragliding (activities depending of wind, not sure can be experienced). Places to Visit: 1) Hierapolis* (in Frigia) - historical Roman archeological site. by dolmus, taxi; 5 minutes from Pam hotel. 2) Laodicea* - close but rich just by taxi. It is an amazing Roman archeological site. (10/15 minutes by taxi) 3) Aphrodisias* an amazing Roman archeological site. (one hour/ one way by rent a car from Denizli). Please note: Probably if you compare the hotel with what you have in Dubai, it is not a big deal, but the thermal water is a big deal! It is the only hotel that dug a well of about 80 m, that's why the thermal water is so hot, because it comes directly from the source. It also has many healing qualities. Enjoy your holiday ! Ramona

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Dear Andrew, 1 - Pamukkale Thermal Pools - at Pam Thermal Hotel Clinic & Spa in Karahayıt, 5 minutes drive from historical site of Hierapolis (North Gate), it is one of the best hotel in the area, still open during this pandemic, and yes, they accept credit card. (Pam hotel was recently renovated, 2 years ago.) 2 - If you are referring to Cleopatra's Pools (inside the ancient city of Hierapolis), yes, they also accept credit card. Note: The both Thermal Pools are in the open area. Thermal Pools of Pam hotel have natural hot water at 58 degrees, refreshed twice a day. You have free access to the swimming pools, all day long (until 10 PM) if you stay in the hotel, plus the necessary accessories, bathrobe, towels, sauna ... etc. For rich Cleopatra's Pools, you have to pay 80 TL every day (the entrance ticket to the historic site) and separate the entrance ticket to Cleopatra's Pools, 100 TL per person, per day. Total 180 TL/pax. The waters are different, and have different therapeutic qualities. The waters of the Pam Thermal Hotel in Karahayıt come from a 70-meter underground borehole, drilled 31 years ago. The waters of Cleopatra's pools, are not as warm as the waters from Pam hotel, but it is a combination of thermal pools and an authentic historical site, with ancient columns inside the pool. Very special. Just let you know.

Dear Mr. Karachi, You refer to Cleopatra's pool most probably. Yes, it is worm and you can swim all year round. The thermal water is all around the ancient city of Hierapolis (Phrygia), today known as Pamukkale. Entrance to the Cleopatra's pool is 100 TL per person/per day, in addition to the entrance ticket for the historical site Hierapolis - 80 TL per person. Total 180 TL /per person /per day. You cannot reach the Cleopatra's pool, without entering the historic site (paying the ticket). It is a 10/15 minute walk from the entrance to the site (Cleopatra's pool), or 6 TL per person a tuk-tuk (one way). There are few hotels in the area still open, reasonable prices, that offer accommodation with 2 meals per day included. I recommend Pam Hotel in Karahait (5 minutes drive from old Hierapolis or by ''dolmus'' 5 TL per person, every 20 minutes). Pam hotel is a 5 stars hotel, very clean, has outdoor thermal pools, (not indoors), with 57 degrees Celsius thermal water. Is much warmer than in Cleopatra's pool, and has also a huge pool with cold water. The thermal water in Karahait contains a lot of iron, it is different from the one in Hierapolis. Both are excellent. For a meal outside of a hotel, I recommend you ''Kayas'' restaurant, in the old village of Pamukkale, open after 12 PM. Tel 90 534 561 1080. Nearby restaurant stop the dolmus as well. Ramona/Parisina.