Pool of Cleopatra in Pamukkale, Turkey. Random natural wings in the photo!

Pay attention to the girl. A random frame showed water wings. Perhaps all the same there is heavenly protection in children. Not much from where this photo happened.
Arriving in Turkey, you must find time to visit the world famous Cleopatra Basin in Pamukkale. It is believed that one bathing in it is enough to lose a dozen lived years.

The Cleopatra Basin in Pamukkale is a thermal spring with mineral water. The water temperature in the basin is approximately 35-36 degrees. The water in the pool is carbonated, with small bubbles, like in champagne. They say that every minute from the depths of the earth more than 200 liters of water, saturated with mineral elements, enter the basin.
The size of the pool is quite impressive and can easily accommodate 250 people and while there is enough space, elbowing is not necessary.

Its current name "Cleopatra's Pool" is a place that was recently acquired, somewhere in the 90s a legend appeared that the queen of Egypt, Cleopatra herself, was taking a rejuvenating bath. This is done deliberately to attract more tourists. The original name was a Roman or antique pool.