Pamukkale Shopping

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We visited a wine shop which sells wines out of Pamukkale Winery which has been processing Anatolia's best grapes. We tasted fine local dry red wine from Pamukkale, made from Kalecik Karasi grapes grown in south Denizli region.

Turkish Delight, lokum, or loukoum is a confection made from starch and sugar. It is often flavored with rosewater and lemon, the former giving it a characteristic pale pink color.

Pamukkale is just the place to pick up typically Turkish delights as memories of your travel.
The shops are open for long hours daily and sell quality items at reasonable prices.

You can watch my 1 min 40 sec Video clip Pamukkale Winery and Turkish delights Shop with Candan Ercetinister – Parcalandim – Turkish pop music.

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Buy a good souvenir in Tezcan Onyx shop after taking an excursion to the onyx workshop.

You can watch my 1 min 44 sec Video clip Pamukkale Onyx Souvenir Shop with Athena – I’st – Turkish pop music.

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We have been taken to a textile shopping center for buying towel, bathrobe and other textile products.
The Pamukkale/Denizli area is famous for its cotton and the home wares. Many of the other souvenirs and traditional Turkish wares that you can find in other parts of Turkey are cheaper around Denizli/Pamukkale because they are produced there.

Many women out of our group bought something in Fabrica Satis Magazasi near Pamukkale (while I was watching a wonderful sunset, haha!)

What to buy: Many Turkish peddlers are selling books about Pamukkale all around the site. In case you are a good negotiator you can obtain a good price and you can choose from different languages.

In case you prefer to buy the books and the souvenirs from an authorized shop, there are some inside the thermal center, as well as a post office to send a nice card to your friends back home.

What to buy: Shopping is a great pleasure, because you can find a lot of leather goods and the local blue glass beads and ofcourse a lot of jewellery shops.You can find woven rugs, carpets, leather sandals, and embroidery; also, lovely an doriginal leisure cloths in soft cotton

There are lots of small local stores selling food and drink in Pamukkale. No matter what you buy, remember to check if they are still fresh/edible. Sometimes, you can get food/drink covered with inches of dust! Be careful!!