7 Hot Springs That ‘thousands Of People Love’

Grand Prismatic Spring in America, Jigokudani in Japan or Pamukale in Turkey are hot springs that attract millions of world visitors thanks to their magical beauty and healing mineral water.
7 hot springs that 'thousands of people love'
Jigokudani hot springs, Nagano, Japan
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Jigokudani Hot Spring is located in Joshinetsu Kogen National Park in Nagano city of Japan.
This is a part of Jigokudani park where the famous snow monkeys are.
"Jigokudani" in Japanese means "the valley of hell". It was so called because the hot water escaped in the middle of the icy cold land surrounded by dense forest

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The park is also known by many for its large number of Japanese snow monkeys.
During winter, these snow monkeys descend from the high mountains to soak in hot springs. Staying here is also a rare opportunity for people to get a closer look at snow monkeys
Terme Di Saturina, Tuscany, Italy
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Terme Di Saturina is a famous hot spring in Tuscany, used to be a favorite resort of the old Roman aristocracy.




It is said that Zeus was the creator of this special stream.
Terme Di Saturina has a temperature of about 37.5 ° C, contains many minerals good for skin health and beauty, so it is very popular with visitors.
Glenwood Hot Springs, Colorado, USA
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Glenwood is one of Colorado's most popular tourist attractions.
The water temperature is always 33 ° C. Another was smaller at 37-40 ° C.
Like most hot springs in the world, Glenwood also contains many minerals that are beneficial for health and skin
The number of visitors to Glenwood is so large that it has been developed into a large tourist area with hundreds of rooms, many luxury hotels and upscale restaurants.




Mammoth hot springs, Wyoming, USA
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The Mammoth is one of the geothermal highlights of Yellowstone National Park in Wyoming, which was formed from the volcanic effect.
Unlike other hot springs, the water in Mammoth is mainly rainwater and melted snow.
The water is heated up by the impact of the thermal background from the magma chambers below.
Blue Lagoon Hot Springs, Iceland
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The Blue Lagoon hot spring is located near the town of Grindavik, attracting nearly 1 million visitors each year thanks to the warm water and beautiful blue colors.
This particular stream does not come naturally. It was formed after the construction of the Svartsengi Thermal Power Plant.
Water temperature ranges from 37-39 ° C, contains a lot of silicate mud, sulfur and other minerals.
The striking green color of the hot springs is due to the presence of the mineral silicate, which is believed to have the power to cure skin ailments.




Pamukale hot springs, Turkey
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Pamukale is a natural wonder of Turkey, attracting millions of visitors each year.
This hot spring is located in Denizli, known as the "cotton castle" thanks to its white color and 17 steps of the spring stretching 2.7km, 600m wide.
Pamukale was used as a resting place of aristocratic kings from the 2nd century BC and was recognized as a world heritage site in 1988.
Grand Prismatic Spring, USA
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Grand Prismatic Spring is the largest and most famous hot spring in the United States, located in Yellowstone National Park.
The most impressive thing about Grand Prismatic Spring is the striking color of the water. The stream has brilliant blue water in the center, surrounded by vivid colors including red, orange, yellow, blue, green.
The color around hot springs is the result of cyanobacteria cyanobacteria activity, which can thrive in hot water environments.




Grand Prismatic Spring is very beautiful, but visitors can only watch from a distance but cannot go down and soak because the water is too hot.
According to Minh Hai / Youth
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