Sandıklı

Sandıklı lies in a basin of western Anatolia, among the roads linking the interior with the Aegean country. Its Great Mosque was commissioned in 1379 by Bahaeddin Ömer, son of Alaeddin, during the rule of the Germiyanids. The town is also known for the Hüdai hot springs, whose warm waters rise beyond the cultivated plain.