10 Most Amazing Hot Springs Around the World

Imagine yourself immersed in warm, soothing waters, surrounded by breathtaking landscapes. Welcome to the world of natural hot springs, where relaxation and rejuvenation come together in perfect harmony. In this article, we’re taking you on a journey to discover 10 of the most amazing hot springs around the world. From secluded geothermal pools to luxurious spa destinations, these natural wonders offer the ultimate escape for anyone seeking tranquility and pampering. So grab your swimsuit, and let’s dive into the world of steamy, mineral-rich waters and blissful massage treatments.
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10 – Cascata Del Mulino – Tuscany

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Cascata Del Mulino – Photo credit: By Markus Bernet (Own work) [CC-BY-SA-2.5], via Wikimedia Commons
Cascata Del Mulino is located in the ancient spa town of Saturnia, these waterfall springs stay a constant 99.5 degrees Fahrenheit all year, and see few visitors and even fewer tourists which is interesting. The hot spring is actually a waterfall next to an old mill.

09 – Travertine Hot Springs – California

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Travertine Hot Springs – Photo credit: snowpeak@flickr

Travertine Hot Springs at California are a great blend of warm mineral waters, soft sediment bottoms, and stunning scenery.

08 – Chena Hot Springs – Alaska

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Chena Hot Springs – Photo credit: By Frank K. from Anchorage, Alaska, USA (The Rock Pool at Chena Hot Springs) [CC-BY-2.0], via Wikimedia Commons
Founded over 100 years ago in Alaska, Chena Hot Springs is the most developed hot springs destination. Famous for it’s healing mineral waters, beautiful Aurora Borealis displays in the winter. It is a great destination for any time of the year.

07 – Myvatn Nature Baths – Iceland

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Myvatn Nature Baths – Photo credit: By Bruce McAdam [CC-BY-SA-2.0], via Wikimedia Commons

Myvatn Nature Baths is located in northeast Iceland, a mere 65 miles south of the Arctic Circle, Lake Myvatn was shaped through the years by repeated volcanic eruptions and seismic activity.

06 – Bagni Di Petriolo – Tuscany

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Bagni Di Petriolo – Photo credit: © Raimond Spekking / CC BY-SA-4.0 (via Wikimedia Commons), via Wikimedia Commons

Bagni Di Petriolo springs gush down into a series of small pools, climaxing into a large pool where visitors ease aching shoulders by sitting under the torrents of water. At 43 C the temperature is perfect for cold days, and the pools collect water at different temperatures.

05 – Takaragawa Onsen – Japan

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Takaragawa Onsen – Photo credit: Onsen in Nachikatsuura, Japan”. Licensed under CC BY-SA 3.0 via Wikimedia Commons

Located two hours far from Tokyo, Takaragawa Onsen’s water has a reputation for helping diseases like nervous disorders, bad circulation, skin irritation, sore muscles and joints, aches, bruises and fatigue.

04 – Héviz – Hungary

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Heviz – Photo credit: By HTME (Own work) [CC-BY-SA-3.0], via Wikimedia Commons

Héviz is Hungary’s largest thermal lake and the world’s second-largest thermal lake according to wiki. Springs of different temperatures diffuse in a narrow cave, and became a constant temperature stream when entering the lake.

03 – Széchenyi Baths, Budapest – Hungary

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Szechenyi Baths – Photo credit: GOC53@flickr

With a whopping 18 different pools and a further ten saunas and steam chambers, the neo-baroque Széchenyi Baths complex in Budapest’s City Park is one of the capital’s top attractions.

02 – Pamukkale -Turkey

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Pamukkale – Photo credit: Marcel Oosterwijk@flickr

Known as ‘’Cotton castle’’; this stunning natural pool is created by the build-up of carbonate minerals, the terraced hot springs fringe the ruins of the ancient Greco-Roman and Byzantine city of Hierapolis.

01 – Jigokudani Monkey Park – Japan

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Jigokudani Monkey Park – Photo credit: By Yosemite [GFDL or CC-BY-SA-3.0], via Wikimedia Commons
Jigokudani Monkey Park is in Yamanouchi, Shimotakai District, Nagano Prefecture, Japan at Joshinetsu Kogen National Park, and is located in the valley of the Yokoyu-River, in the northern part of the prefecture. You will have chance to meet famous snow monkeys there.

As we’ve explored these 10 stunning hot springs, it’s clear that Mother Nature has created some truly remarkable spa destinations. Whether you’re seeking the ultimate relaxation experience, invigorating massage treatments, or just a chance to soak in the healing powers of mineral-rich waters, these hot springs provide the perfect opportunity to indulge in a little paradise. The world is full of natural wonders waiting to be discovered. So why not add these hot springs to your bucket list and experience their soothing embrace for yourself? Happy soaking!