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Top 5 thermal resorts in Russia

Holidays on hot springs are a unique way to relax and improve your health, enjoying the natural beauty and healing properties of mineral waters.

Such resorts offer not only a comfortable pastime, but also many wellness procedures that can help in the treatment of various diseases.

The five best thermal resorts in Russia include Pyatigorsk, Tyumen, Belokurikha, Arshan and Tula.

Pyatigorsk

Pyatigorsk. Photo: Olga Nayda, unsplash

This city attracts visitors with more than 40 thermal springs, where you can swim even in winter. The water temperature varies from +26 to +47 degrees, and in some wild springs reaches up to +70. Particularly popular are sulfide and radon sources rich in calcium, bromine, iodine and sodium.

Lovers of authentic rest can enjoy free radon pools or plunge into folk baths at the foot of Mount Mashuk - the place of the last duel of M.Y. Lermontov.

How do I get there?

Air ticket from Moscow to Mineralnye Vody costs from 4 thousand rubles, the flight time is 3.5 hours. From airport to airport Pyatigorsk Buses run regularly, the fare starts from 100 rubles. Overnight in a three-star hotel will cost from 2 thousand rubles for a double room.

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Tyumen

Tyumen It is famous for its thermal springs, where you can swim all year round. One source offers water with a temperature of up to +48 degrees.

How do I get there?

The flight from Moscow to Tyumen will take about three hours, and tickets cost from 5.5 thousand rubles. Overnight in a double room of a three-star hotel will cost from 2.4 thousand rubles.

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Belokurikha

Thermal springs of Belokurikha are a unique phenomenon. Their waters, rich in radon, silicon and nitrogen, have no analogues in the world. The history of the resort began when locals noticed steam over the warm keys of the White River. Currently, there are more than 20 sanatoriums of federal significance.

Belokurikha. Photo: Kirill Korkin, unsplash

The resort is given special value by its picturesque location among the mountains at an altitude of 240-250 m above sea level. It is believed that the air in this region contains more nutrients than in Swiss resorts. In addition to the procedures, here you can walk along the terrenkurs, visit the baths, go skiing or go on excursions to Lake Teletskoye.

How do I get there?

A direct flight from Moscow to Barnaul costs from 6 thousand rubles, and the flight time is about four hours. A ticket for the bus Barnaul — Belokurikha will cost from 1 thousand rubles, travel time — 4.5-5 hours. A room in a three-star hotel can be rented from 5 thousand rubles per night.

Arshan

Within a radius of 100-200 km from Lake Baikal there are many thermal springs, which the locals call “arshan”, which means “sacred water” or “drink of the gods”. The village of Arshan, located in the Tunkin Valley at the foot of the majestic mountains, is famous for carbon dioxide, radon and hydrogen sulfide springs. After health treatments, guests can walk through the ancient forest park with centuries-old larchs.

How do I get there?

A direct flight from Moscow to Ulan-Ude costs from 8.2 thousand rubles, travel time is about six hours. Buses from the Selenga bus station to Arshan run, the ticket costs from 1.9 thousand rubles, and the journey time is seven hours. Double room in the guest house will cost from 2.4 thousand rubles per day.

Tula

The thermal springs of Adygea are the heritage of the ancient sea that once covered these lands. Today, its waters, saturated with minerals, rise from the depths by special wells.

In the village of Tula is one of the largest thermal complexes in the region. The temperature of water coming from a depth of 1.8 thousand meters in the pools varies from +24 to +41 degrees.

How do I get there?

A bus ticket from Moscow to Maikop costs from 4 thousand rubles, travel time is about 19 hours. The sources are most convenient to get by car. A double room in a guest house in Tula in November will cost from 2.5 thousand rubles.

Source: personalguide

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