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The Gaziantep Bath Museum, one of the most beautiful examples of Ottoman architecture and culture, was restored in 2015 and became a museum where the bath culture of Gaziantep remains alive. The baths in Gaziantep were built underground to keep the bath temperature constant and directly benefit from the groundwater of the bath, there are more pores in the museum ceiling compared to other baths and these pores are called the elephants eye. The fact that it gives natural light and that the lensed glass lanterns give direct sunlight and make the spot hot is due to the fact that the lens glass lanterns do not appear inside, that is, they are blurry.
