I set it to 5, because the owners of the establishment are not to blame. There are no complaints about them. But who sells a tour there is very misleading. They promised a wax museum, swimming, sauna, therapeutic mud, swimming in a natural pool, fishing, lunch, free alcoholic and non-alcoholic drinks, children's animation and a playground (with a hint that parents are relaxing, other people are taking care of children) . The museum was there, and then we were on our own. There is a sauna trailer, a salt trailer, a mud pool, a torture pool for peeling, a natural pool in a mountain river, changing rooms, everything is there. There is a petting zoo around, in the form of ponies, various birds and rabbits. They distribute grapes from the branch to everyone. There was a buffet at 12, drinks could be poured at any time, there were a lot of fishing rods, and people were fishing. But there was no animation, children were everywhere with adults, there was not much entertainment for children. Poor platforms. They're really well sheltered. One small trampoline, several slides, toys, coloring books. That's all. Children's entertainment can be said to be absent there. And of course, the parents did not rest separately from the children, they were looking for ways to entertain them. It's just that they let you into the territory for this money, give you a tour of the museum quickly, and then you look for ways to have fun there yourself. At the same time, the staff is responsive and polite. If you have any questions, they prompt and help. Everyone knows Russian. It was clean at the time of arrival. But we arrived first. The theme of this entertainment is going on a picnic with a wax museum.

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Arnold

Level 23 Local Expert

A great place for a picnic, waterfall, fishing, and eating. You can immediately cook the fish you catch for lunch, and there is also an interesting museum with wax figures of rulers.

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Цветков Константин

Level 11 Local Expert

It's a great place. I recommend you to visit. It is decorated in the form of a museum with artifacts, paraphernalia, figures in antique costumes. Descriptions for each exhibit are in three languages: Turkish, English, Russian. The entrance ticket costs 100 liras per person. We were in early November. There was no one but us 4 people. None of the staff was watching us. We went in, looked at the exposition, took pictures.

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