Thermal spring






Looking at the pictures and TV footage I saw online, it is truly a wonderful natural creation that is almost unique in the world. In reality, it is also disappointing due to its tiny size. You cannot walk around it completely, only from above and from the side. Or, you can see it in person by purchasing an expensive bath ticket. Furthermore, the "fence" made of wooden pillars obscures the panorama. Little is heard about it: it was mostly artificial, created by human hands. Despite this, the edge pool is completely neglected, there is nothing in it. A positive thing is that a lady who is constantly there informed me about the history of the formation.
The place itself is good, but it doesn't fit the landscape. This complex shouldn't have been allowed to be built here. While the building wasn't there, it was a magical place. I also don't like the fact that the most spectacular part of the unique salt formation was completely expropriated. This shows that here in Hungary, everything can be done and bought.
Great, it's the first time I've seen something like this. Apparently, there are only three such places in the world. The Hungarians are building more pools. Unfortunately, swimming isn't allowed. However, that's understandable, as it would probably be destroyed.
Good place in winter. In summer they have a small outside pools. I prefer near Torfudo thermal pools.
Cool place too bad the best view point can only be viewed from the inside of a resort.
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