The Turkish bath is a special treat
The Turkish bath is one of the pillars of the authentic heritage in Turkey, and its importance is due to
the fact that it directly affects physical, psychological and aesthetic health. In Turkish culture, hot springs
and baths are important meeting points not only for health, but also for organizing social and cultural activities.
The Turkish bath is also used in rituals of social life such as birth, marriage, death and other occasions.
The tradition of going to the bathroom on Friday evenings, wedding days and the eve of religious holidays
is still valid for many families, especially in Anatolia.
Therefore, we recommend all tourists to this unique experience

History of the Turkish bath

The history of Hammamet dates back to the ancient Roman era, and despite the change in the cultural
and historical period, it has not lost anything of its heritage. And the bathrooms had a mechanism for delivering
hot and cold water since the time of the ancient Romans, and the bathrooms developed in all respects, especially
in the Ottoman period. In the historical Istanbul baths, we find the designs of the architect Sinan,
who is considered the most important architect of the Ottoman period. The historical Turkish baths attract
the attention of the locals and tourists a great deal in the present day which is one of the important values of Turkey.
The historical Turkish baths still attract the attention of all visitors to Istanbul with their historical and magnificent
architecture that dates back to past centuries. The baths known in the Ottoman period and built by the architect Sinan represent important historical values and constitute important structures for Turkish architecture throughout history.
The following are some of the historical baths that enjoy a privileged position in the historical heritage of Istanbul,
which greatly attract the interest of domestic and foreign tourists.

Public baths were still a feature of Byzantine life after the disappearance of the Roman Empire
and with the expansion of the Islamic world, from the seventh century AD to the height of the Ottoman Empire,
the Ottoman version of these baths became an essential part of daily life. Like the Romans before them,
the need to maintain well-equipped baths with fresh water required the Ottomans to develop innovations
in engineering and architectural investment. Canals and water delivery systems were an essential part
of the great Ottoman cities of Istanbul and Damascus.

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Benefits of the Turkish bath

The Turkish bath includes an oriental scent filled with the scents of incense and perfumes to get rid of tension,
as the water vapor reaches all the muscles of the body, while it works to purify the skin from toxins
and impurities as a result of continuous sweating, to make it fresh and bright. In general, the Turkish bath
is characterized by many benefits for the skin and the body, as it helps to stimulate blood circulation,
and it also prevents the expansion of blood vessels, which may have serious repercussions for human health.
Moreover, the steam of the Turkish bath helps to cleanse the skin, remove dead skin and open the pores.
As a result of perspiration that accompanies a person throughout his presence in the bathroom,
the skin gets rid of impurities resulting from pollution and toxic substances.
As for the aesthetic benefits, as soon as a woman performs a Turkish bath, her facial skin becomes bright and radiant.
If a woman perseveres in a Turkish bath, the skin often regains its natural radiance.
This is mainly because sweating stimulates the skin to renew cells and get rid of dead skin cells. After the Turkish bath,
it is recommended to use an exfoliating glove made of horse hair to remove dead cells from the face.
On the psychological level, the Turkish bath helps a person get rid of stress and depression,
as it stimulates a feeling of relaxation and comfort. The Turkish bath also reduces stress in humans,
as the nervous system becomes able to deal with daily problems with wisdom and flexibility.
Thus, a person can control his anger better.

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