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Kaklık Mağarası

Kaklık Cave is on the Denizli - Ankara highway, 30 km from Denizli city center, in the town of Kaklık, Honaz district. Kaklık Cave is adorned with dripstones, stalactites, and stalagmites, and with travertine steps similar to the travertines found in Pamukkale, it is called "Little Pamukkale" or "Cave Pamukkale". Thermal water is found inside the cave.

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