ılıca tepesi, in the Seydişehir district of Konya province, offers a steam hammam fed by thermal water (pH 7.3), with a kessa scrub, beldi soap and massage.
Insider tip — 'Ilıca Tepesi' (Warm Spring Hill) near Seydişehir, Konya — a hilltop area named for its warm geothermal spring. 'Ilıca' is the Turkish word for a warm thermal spring (from ılık = lukewarm), and such place names mark geological locations where geothermal water emerges. Near Seydişehir in the Taurus Mountains at the head of the Beyşehir basin, this natural thermal spring site is part of the wider geothermal belt of southwestern Konya province, complementing the historic hammam tradition of Seyyid Harun Veli nearby.