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PAMUKKALE OZDERE

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     Pamukkale ,miracle de la nature, est un lieu important pour visiter de nos jours, comme a I’Epoque romaine. Pamukkale se trouve a 17 Km de Denizli.Lorsqu’on regarde de Denizli, on le voit comme un champ de neige dans les montagnes au loin.
    Mais, au fur et a mesure que I’on s’en approche,cette  illusion se perd et on voit les vasques crees par la nature.Ces terrasses interessantes de calcaire sont I’oeuvre d’une seule source.L’eau qui vient de laprofondeur de la tere est presque avec la meme temperature du corps(35’C)
                                                PAMUKKALE
07:30 - 08:30__________Prendre a I’Hotel
08:30            __________Depart de I’Agence
10:00            __________Arret sanitaire (20 minutes)
12:00            __________Arrivee a Pamukkale
12:00-13:00__________Dejeuner
13:00-16:00__________Travertins Piscine-Hierapolis-Temps libre
16:00            __________Depart pour Kuşadası
17:30            __________Arret sanitaire (20 minutes)
19:30            __________Arrivee a Kuşadası
19:30-20:00__________Deposer a I’hotel
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