From west to east, it had a large changing room, a cold room, and then a hot room. The mosque and türbe of Cemşid Bey, said to have been a cavalry officer under Selim I, is located further north and is still in use as a village mosque.
From west to east, it had a large changing room, a cold room, and then a hot room. The mausoleum and tomb of Cemşid Bey, believed to have been a cavalry officer under Selim I, is situated further north and remains in use as a village mosque.