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A hammam bath, also known as a Turkish bath or a steam bath, is a type of bathing ritual that originated in the Middle East and spread to other parts of the world. It typically involves a sequence of sweating, cleansing, and relaxing, and is often viewed as a social and cultural experience as well as a means of achieving physical cleanliness.

The hammam bath typically takes place in a special room or building, known as a hammam, that is designed to facilitate the bathing ritual. The room is often heated to a high temperature, and water is used to create steam. Bathers may begin by sitting in the hot steam for a period of time, often accompanied by massage or scrubbing with a special soap. This is followed by a rinsing and cleansing with cool water, and then a period of rest and relaxation.

Hammam baths have a long history and are still popular in many parts of the world, particularly in the Middle East, North Africa, and Turkey. They are often viewed as an important part of cultural heritage and a way to promote relaxation, wellness, and social interaction.