Hot Springs in Bali

Hot springs in Bali are groundwater that comes to the surface under the influence of seismic processes in the bowels of volcanoes. The island has several dozens of such sources, the bulk is concentrated in the east, north and northwest
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In northern Bali, the Banjar Hot Springs (Air Panas Banjar, or Air Panas Banjar) are the most famous thermal spas. Locals know about these pools for several hundred years, but the infrastructure began to be rebuilt only in the 40s of the last century. Then the healing effect of water rich in sulfur compounds was discovered. Now the place is popular both among tourists and among the Balinese themselves
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Banjar thermal springs appeared due to volcanic activity. Water that flows from the deep bowels of the earth is saturated with minerals and heated to a temperature of 37 ° C, which contributes to better dissolution and assimilation of trace elements. Most of it contains sulfur, its concentration is 26%. Near the springs you will immediately feel the specific smell of hydrogen sulfide, which confirms their natural origin
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In addition to sulfur, sources are rich in the following elements:
- Radon (inert gas with weak radioactivity)
- Iron
- calcium
- Magnesium
- Manganese
- Zinc (its concentration is especially high)
The combination of these minerals favorably affects the entire body!
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The territory of the complex has a well-developed infrastructure. There is a toilet, shower, dressing room with lockers. The keys to the cabinets are attached to an elastic band, which is worn on the arm. You can safely swim without fear of losing them. The shower is on the street, it is quite primitive, consists of hoses with holes from which water flows
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Entrance to the public pool (all day):
- adult - 20,000 rupees
- child - 10,000 rupees