Like Pamukkale underground: The number of visitors is increasing
Like Pamukkale underground: The number of visitors is increasing
Kaklık Cave, which is defined as the underground equivalent of Pamukkale on the UNESCO World Heritage List, increases the number of visitors every year.
Haber Giriş Tarihi: 23.07.2023 14:24
Haber Güncellenme Tarihi: 23.07.2023 14:24
Kaynak:
Ekonomist
Located in Kaklık District of Honaz district, 30 kilometers from Denizli city center, the cave has been contributing to tourism for 21 years with its travertines, thermal water pools, algae in different shades of green, a stable air and atmosphere at 32 degrees.
KAKLIK CAVE
He believes that the clear and sulfur-smelling water, on which visitors can walk, is good for some skin diseases.
INTEREST IS RISING
Honaz Mayor Yüksel Kepenek, who made a statement about the cave that Anadolu Agency (AA) viewed with an FPV drone, pointed out that the number of visitors increased as the cave's popularity increased. Explaining that many tourists who come to Pamukkale come to the district wondering about the travertines inside the cave, Kepenek said that they want to increase the attractiveness of the region.
50,000 visitors in the last 3 months
Expressing that the water in the cave is between 24-26 degrees, Kepenek said: "When you come here, you can easily take off your jacket and coat and visit the cave, especially in winter. Cave tourism and cave visits have become very common recently. We make arrangements based on what the citizens demand.
Kaklık Cave is a must-see place. Demand is very high. There is an ever-increasing demand whose momentum is constantly upwards. About 50 thousand visitors came in the last three months."
Like Pamukkale underground
Ramazan Acun, who lives in France, said that he liked this cave for the first time and said, "It's as beautiful as they say. I visited Pamukkale and saw it. It's like that place. This time it's underground. The environment is very nice." Berna Karakuzu, who came from Acıpayam, stated that she loved the atmosphere of the cave and said, "I have eczema. I came for healing. It is a very beautiful place."
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Like Pamukkale underground: The number of visitors is increasing
Kaklık Cave, which is defined as the underground equivalent of Pamukkale on the UNESCO World Heritage List, increases the number of visitors every year.
Located in Kaklık District of Honaz district, 30 kilometers from Denizli city center, the cave has been contributing to tourism for 21 years with its travertines, thermal water pools, algae in different shades of green, a stable air and atmosphere at 32 degrees.
KAKLIK CAVE
He believes that the clear and sulfur-smelling water, on which visitors can walk, is good for some skin diseases.
INTEREST IS RISING
Honaz Mayor Yüksel Kepenek, who made a statement about the cave that Anadolu Agency (AA) viewed with an FPV drone, pointed out that the number of visitors increased as the cave's popularity increased. Explaining that many tourists who come to Pamukkale come to the district wondering about the travertines inside the cave, Kepenek said that they want to increase the attractiveness of the region.
50,000 visitors in the last 3 months
Expressing that the water in the cave is between 24-26 degrees, Kepenek said: "When you come here, you can easily take off your jacket and coat and visit the cave, especially in winter. Cave tourism and cave visits have become very common recently. We make arrangements based on what the citizens demand.
Kaklık Cave is a must-see place. Demand is very high. There is an ever-increasing demand whose momentum is constantly upwards. About 50 thousand visitors came in the last three months."
Like Pamukkale underground
Ramazan Acun, who lives in France, said that he liked this cave for the first time and said, "It's as beautiful as they say. I visited Pamukkale and saw it. It's like that place. This time it's underground. The environment is very nice." Berna Karakuzu, who came from Acıpayam, stated that she loved the atmosphere of the cave and said, "I have eczema. I came for healing. It is a very beautiful place."
Kaynak: Ekonomist
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