Turkish HAMMAM Spa

The Hammam, also referred to as the Turkish hammam or Turkish bath, is a Middle Eastern equivalent of a steam bath and a cousin of the sauna. The earliest hammams were, of course, created in Arabia, and bath culture was an important part of ancient Roman society, and even Mohenjo-Daro excavations revealed community baths, but in modern times, Turkey popularised the custom by making hammams accessible to people of all social classes. A hammam is a communal steam room where visitors may relax and wash while also receiving massages and exfoliating treatments. Hammams are often a series of chambers that use dry and damp heat, showers, soaps and salts. Going to a hammam spa not only helps visitors relax but also reportedly helps boosts the immune system and increase blood flow and circulation.