Hamam al-Basha

The bathroom is actually a market and a trading place. It is now made into a scenic spot. You can collect translation headphones at the entrance. There is space to play story videos and you can sit down and watch it. Inside are various small rooms, showing the way it was here at the time. Finally, there is a large bathroom with many bronze statues on the ground. After going out, there is a small yard with a sunshade for visitors to rest.

I didn't go to the Turkish bath in the hostel, and found an authentic Turkish bath in the saffron city (just in the dome building on the edge of the square) for $17 (with massage), and the travel agency quoted $70. What feeling went to know, in short, like a baby to rub it.

The famous Turkish bath is to use the high temperature in the bathroom, make people sweat, and then use warm or cold water to shower the whole body, to remove dirt, sooth the bones, eliminate fatigue.