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Spa in Samsun
Hamamayağı Spa: It is the most important tourism place in this city with its picnic areas and resorts. It is 13km away from the city. The water of the spa is among the most famous spas in the world with its minerals. Evliya Çelebi mentioned this spa in his travel book. There are two small and two...
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Spa in Sakarya
Acısu Mineral Water(Geyve): It is inAlibaba village, 5km east of Geyve on the way to Gölpazarı. It is called acısu (bitter water) because of the taste of the water. Temperature of the water is 26C, and it is curative for stomach and intestine diseases. It is also a picnic area with its green environment...
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Spa in Rize
Andon Spa Mineral Water: Andon, the new name of which is Küçükçayır, is 25km away from Rize. The most iportant characteristic of this place is that there are spas around the mineral water region. There is a high population in this regionwhere there are two mineral waters. Andon has a population...
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Spa in Osmaniye
Haruniye Spa: It locates in Kuşçu village near Ceyhan River, 15km north of Düziçi. Its temperature is more than 20C and its total mineralization is more than 1000mg/L, so it is in the group ofd thermomineral water. The spring of Haruniye spa is a natural one, and it has a flow of 25lt/sec. The hot...
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Spa in Ordu
Sarmaşık Spa(Fatsa): It is 10km away from the city. There is a resort which is run by a state organisation. Although it is a very beneficial spa, there is no private resorts here, so it doesn’t have its real value. Temperature of the water is 47C, its flow is 200lt/min. It is bright, scentless and...
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Spa in Nigde
Çiftehan Spa: Çiftehan spa, which is 75 km away from Niğde, on the way of Ulukışla-Adana, consists of waters from diverse springs. Its temperature changes between 53C, 49C, 52C, and 22C. Its flow is 20lt/sec. There is no exact season of cure. However, people generally prefer Spring and Autumn. This...
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Spa in Mus
Bazikan Çermiği(Varto): It is nourished by two springs on the northeast and east of the village, 27km east of Varto. The one near the stream is in a view of an open pool, and the other one flows in a dike. The temperature of it is 38C, and its flow is 16lt/sec. It has a tranquilizer effect and also...
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Spa in Mugla
Köyceğiz Sultaniye Spa: This spa has been known since the Hellenistic times. It water contains potasium, hydrosulfate, hydrocarbonate, magnesium, aluminium and chlorinenitrate. Temperature of the water changes between 30C and 38C. Its radioctivity is 139bekerel/lt. It is curative for rheumatism, skin...
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Spa in Manisa
KurÅŸunlu Spas (Salihli): It is 65km away from Manisa, 5km away from Salihli. The resorts locate in KurÅŸunlu Steam valley, so it has a green view and it is very popular with its picnic area besides its spa cure. It is one of the most important thermal waters of our country, and it is curative for rheumatism,...
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Spa in Kutahya
Ilıca-Harlek Spa: It locates on the north of Kütahya. It has all the basic faicilities necessary for a spa, and in 1989, it was declared by the council of ministers as a Thermal Tourism Center. Temperature of the water is 25-43C, and it is in the category of oligometalic waters. It contains calcium,...
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