15 places to discover
Air Panas Cherana Putih is a natural hot spring located in Kampung Cherana Putih, Alor Gajah District, Malacca, Malaysia. It is one of several geothermal springs in the Alor Gajah area, known for its warm mineral-rich waters. The site is relatively undeveloped compared to commercial hot springs, offering simple open-air pools and bathing areas used by locals and visitors seeking relaxation and therapeutic soaking in a rural village setting.
The Artesian Bore Baths are public thermal pools in Lightning Ridge, Walgett Shire, New South Wales, fed by naturally heated artesian water from the Great Artesian Basin. Located on Pandora Street in the centre of town, the baths are known for their constant 41-42°C mineral-rich water. Established after the bore was drilled in 1921, they are a free, 24-hour community and visitor facility valued for relaxation and therapeutic soaking.
Bora Hot Springs is a natural sulfur hot spring located in Bora Village, Sigi Kota District, Sigi Regency, Central Sulawesi, about 15 kilometers southeast of Palu city. The site features several warm pools fed by geothermal sources, with water temperatures believed to have therapeutic properties. Surrounded by rural landscape and simple developed facilities, it is a popular local destination for bathing, relaxation and family recreation near the Lore Lindu area.
Ducligan Hot Springs is a natural thermal spring located in Barangay Ducligan, Banaue, Ifugao, in the Cordillera region of northern Luzon, Philippines. Situated along a river valley near the Banaue Rice Terraces, it features naturally heated sulfuric waters collected in simple concrete pools. The spring is known for its warm, therapeutic waters and rustic, undeveloped setting, offering visitors a relaxing natural bathing experience amid mountain scenery and rural Ifugao landscape.
Guci Hot Spring is a natural thermal spring complex located in Guci village, Bumijawa District, Tegal Regency, Central Java, on the southern slopes of Mount Slamet. The site features multiple hot water pools fed by geothermal activity, including the well-known Pancuran 13. Developed as a public bathing and recreation area, it is notable for its warm sulfur-rich waters, mountain forest setting, and long-standing use as a health and leisure destination in Central Java.
Innot Hot Springs is a natural thermal spring locality on the Kennedy Highway in the Tablelands Region of Far North Queensland, Australia, between Ravenshoe and Mount Garnet. The springs emerge at around 74°C and are cooled into a series of public and caravan park pools along Nettle Creek. Notable for its mineral-rich warm waters, bushland setting and long history as a bathing and camping stop, it attracts visitors for soaking, relaxation and outback touring.
Lombongo Hot Springs is a natural thermal spring attraction located in Lombongo village, Suwawa Tengah, Bone Bolango Regency, Gorontalo Province, Sulawesi, Indonesia. Set amid forested hills about 20 kilometers from Gorontalo City, it features naturally heated pools channeled into bathing basins. The site is notable for its warm sulfur-containing water, scenic natural surroundings, and popularity as a local wellness and recreation destination for soaking and relaxation.
Mainit Hot Spring is a natural thermal spring located in Barangay Montaneza, Malabuyoc in southern Cebu, Philippines. The spring features warm sulfuric waters channeled into developed concrete pools surrounded by forested hills and rural landscape. Managed as a local community attraction, it is known for its warm temperature and reputed therapeutic properties. The site offers a simple, rustic bathing experience and is visited for relaxation and wellness by locals and travelers exploring southern Cebu.
Mainit Hot Springs is a natural thermal spring located in Barangay Mainit, Bontoc, Mountain Province, along the Chico River. The springs feature naturally heated waters channeled into concrete pools where visitors can soak and bathe. Surrounded by mountain slopes and river scenery, it is known for its warm, sulfur-rich waters believed to have therapeutic properties. Accessible from Bontoc town proper, it serves as a popular local relaxation spot and side trip for travelers exploring the Cordillera region.
Maquinit Hot Spring is a natural saltwater hot spring located in Sitio Maquinit, Barangay Tagumpay, Coron, Palawan, Philippines. It is one of the few saltwater hot springs in the world, heated by underground geothermal activity and fed into two-tiered man-made pools surrounded by mangroves. Managed by the local community, it is known for therapeutic warm waters around 38-40°C and is a popular evening destination after island-hopping tours.
Phu Sang Hot Spring is a natural warm spring located inside Phu Sang National Park in Phu Sang District, Phayao Province, northern Thailand near the Laos border. It is notable for its clear, odorless water with a moderate temperature of around 33-35°C, allowing comfortable bathing. Surrounded by forested hills, the spring forms shallow pools and a warm stream and maintains a consistent flow year-round.
Sipoholon Hot Spring is a natural geothermal attraction in Sipoholon District, North Tapanuli Regency, North Sumatra, about 10 km north of Tarutung. It is notable for its warm sulfur-rich waters and white-yellow travertine terraces formed by mineral deposits. The site features tiered natural pools where visitors can soak and bathe. Surrounded by hills and rice fields, it is a popular local bathing and relaxation spot linked to the region's volcanic activity.
Suban Hot Spring is a natural geothermal attraction located in Desa Suban Ayam, Selupu Rejang, Rejang Lebong Regency, Bengkulu, Indonesia, at the foot of Bukit Kaba. The site channels naturally heated sulfur-rich water into constructed bathing pools surrounded by forested hills and river scenery. Known for its warm mineral water traditionally believed to help with skin and joint ailments, it is a popular day-use recreation site accessible from Curup town.
Tocucan Sulfur Hot Spring is a natural sulfur-rich hot spring located in Barangay Tukukan in the municipality of Tinoc, Ifugao Province, Cordillera Administrative Region, Philippines. Situated in a mountainous, forested setting, the spring features naturally heated pools with sulfurous water believed to have therapeutic properties. It is a modest, community-managed attraction known for warm bathing, scenic highland surroundings, and its remote, tranquil atmosphere away from major tourist centers.
Tongonan Hot Spring is a natural geothermal hot spring located in Barangay Tongonan, Ormoc City, Leyte, Philippines, within the Tongonan Geothermal Field, one of the largest geothermal fields in the country. The spring features naturally heated, mineral-rich pools formed by underground geothermal activity. Surrounded by forested hills and near the Tongonan Geothermal Power Plant, it is known for warm waters used for bathing and relaxation, offering a natural thermal experience near Ormoc City.