Natural hot springs are a hot thing these days both literally and figuratively. More and more people are looking for hot springs because not only is it a nice place to find relaxation but it can also give a lot of health benefits as some would say. If you're looking for one, here are the top 5 best natural hot springs in the world.
Jigokudani Hot Springs, Nagano Japan
Jigokudani means hell's valley because of the hot spring coming out from the frozen ground. According to The Mysterious World, this place is part of the Jigokudani monkey park which means that travelers would experience bathing in the hot spring as they observe Japanese Macaques or snow monkeys.
Winter is the best time to enjoy this natural hot spring since the monkeys come down from the cliffs to seek refuge from the cold. Aside from that, there are also other places in Japan that's full of hot springs and Tohuko is one of them.
Blue Lagoon, Iceland
This hot spring is the most popular tourist spot in Iceland and almost half a million tourists visit this place every year. However, it's not actually a natural hot spring because it's a man-made lagoon that's a by-product of the Svartsengi thermal power plant. But it's still a must-see for travelers that's why it's included in the top 4 best hot springs in the world.
Deception Island Antartica
According to Wonderlist, this island is actually a caldera of an active volcano that's why there's a lot of hot springs in the area. There are some springs that could be icy cold while some could be really hot. It's best for travelers who want to experience varying temperatures of natural springs.
Blood Pond Hot Spring, Japan
Japan is just full of amazing hot springs and the Blood Pond is one of them. The water looks like a bloody red color because of the rich iron content in it. The steam that comes out even adds to the amazing experience which can give you a glimpse of hell.
Now that you know the top 4 hot springs in the world, you might want to book you next flight to these places. It's surely an unforgettable experience.
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