Çavundur Hamamı is located in Kurşunlu, Çankırı Province, Turkey, in the interior of central Anatolia. Thermal water, with a neutral pH of 7.3, heats to 38°C in a traditional bathhouse equipped with a steam room, a marble slab, kessa scrub, beldi soap, and massage service.
Insider tip — Kurşunlu ('leaded', named for its Ottoman-era lead works) is a district in Çankırı Province in ancient Paphlagonia — a region known to Hittites, Persians, Greeks, and Romans. The beautiful Kurşunlu Şelalesi waterfall and surrounding forests make it a rewarding excursion from Ankara (110 km south); Çavundur village's hammam serves the local community in this forested rural area of north-central Anatolia, off almost all tourist routes.