Healing Resources:

With its water temperature of 64 degrees, Güre Thermal Springs is known to be good for liver patients with rheumatism, skin, gynecological diseases, goiter, calcification, psoriasis, kidney stones and sands. Derman Hot Springs at Havran Junction is another hot spring with the same features. Susurluk Kepekler Spa and Mud Bath: It has been used since ancient times in Ilıca Boğazı Village, 20 km away from Susurluk district, with its 55 degree water, and has a natural flavor with light sulfur scent, which has been registered by the Bursa Cultural and Natural Assets Protection Board, bath treatment, rheumatism, calcification. is recommended for neuralgia, neuritis, polyneuritis, paralysis and gynecological diseases, and in mud treatment for all types of rheumatism, inactivity after polio and fracture and dislocation.

Bigadiç Hisarköy Thermal: The hot spring water, which is located 18 km east of Bigadiç, with a temperature varying between 50-95, is good for rheumatism, calcification, sciatica, eczema, gynecological diseases and kidney diseases.

Manyas Kızıkköy Thermal Spring: It is 6 km away from Manyas district and the thermal spring in Kızıkköy distributes 42-50 degrees of water to calcification, sports injuries, kidney and back pain, chronic rheumatism and joint diseases.

Gönen Ekşidere Youth Drinking: It is defined as youth water due to the excess of radioactive material in the water near the mountain spa, which is 13 km away from Gönen district, and is used for bathing and drinking.

Gönen Hot Springs: On the Çanakkale Bursa road, 104 km away from Balıkesir, the thermal spring was used by Egyptians, Romans and Byzantines. Its water temperature is 73 degrees and it is stated that it is beneficial for lower upper respiratory tract infections, stomach ailments, rheumatism and gynecological diseases while it is used for bathing and drinking.

Famous Yağcıbedir carpets of Balıkesir: Yağcıbedir carpets woven in the district of Sındırgı gain value as they use them, root dyes are used in dyeing and woven with very fine wool yarns. The fade-proof red, dark blue and white dominated Yağcıbedir carpets have motifs bearing the customs of the nomad tribe and are among the top gifts. Gördes, the first knot called Turkish knot, is also a feature originating from this region.