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Hierapolis: Quick Facts

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Also Known As Pamukkale

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Stone ruins of the Roman amphitheater at Hierapolis, with rows of ancient seating and a partially preserved stage, overlooking a landscape at sunset in Pamukkale, Turkey.
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Hierapolis, Turkey: northern gate
Hierapolis, Turkey
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