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Eflaton Spring is a sacred water monument built during the Hittite period. This spring is located in an area where two natural springs of water appear on the surface. It consists of a hill containing late Hittite ruins believed to have been built around 1300 BC and three original ruins. The Eflaton Spring is included, which is One of the rare water systems that are used in a time-saving manner by collecting flowing water using a central pool system, on the UNESCO World Heritage Tentative List as a Hittite Holy Water Temple in 2014, it is considered one of the rare monuments with its iconic appearance, design and structure.
