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It's 530 km (330 miles) between Pamukkale and Cappadocia,
a drive of seven or eight hours.
There
are no direct flights or trains, so
you'll probably go by bus or car.
By Bus
You may find a direct bus all
the way from Nevsehir (Cappadocia)
to Denizli (for
Pamukkale)
or vice-versa, but it's also possible
you'll have to change buses in Konya—not
a big problem, but it adds some time
to your trip.
If you plan to spend a night in Konya or Pamukkale along
the way, you may have direct buses
for both segments of your journey (that
is, Pamukkale to Konya, and Konya to
Cappadocia).
By Car
It's 306 km (190
miles) east from Pamukkale
to Konya through
Turkey's lake country,
a drive of about 5 hours.
Stop at Egirdir (eh-YEER-deer)
for lunch, and enjoy the scenery around
the lake of the same name.
Stay
the night at Konya to see its great Seljuk
Turkish buildings (especially
the Mevlana
[Rumi] Museum), then continue
along the ancient Silk
Road via Sultanhani to Nevsehir, Cappadocia (221
km, 137 miles, 3 hours) on the next
day.
For details, see my 5-Day
Ephesus—Cappadocia Driving
Itinerary.
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