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Although the facilities are old, there were no major inconveniences (for the men's bath). Parking was ample, and the bathing fees were reasonable, making it a place I'd visit often if I lived nearby! The water quality isn't particularly special, but it's remarkably smooth. However, as other reviews have noted, the lack of shower facilities is a drawback considering the high number of visitors.

This hot spring is also visited by celebrities. Located in Geochang, it's difficult to visit unless you make a special trip, but it's truly a delight because it features an open-air bath. Parking is also very convenient. The bathing fee is also relatively affordable. While the interior and hygiene aren't exactly clean, it's in good condition for its age.

On the way home from Jangseong Baekyangsa Temple, I stopped by a hot spring with my mom, older sister, and younger brother. It was Monday morning, but it was quite crowded, and the parking lot was small. I've been here several times before because the hot spring water is so good. It's a shame there's only one towel.

One of Korea's top three hot springs. The open-air bath is really nice! The water seems better than Deokgu Hot Springs. My skin feels so smooth here, and it lasts for about three days. I've recommended it to people around me, and they all say it's so good that they sometimes come back from Seoul.

Located in Gajo-myeon, this highly alkaline hot spring offers a relaxing soak in its slippery waters, while the stunning view of Minyeo Peak from the outdoor hot spring pool is a feast for the eyes. The interior and surrounding grounds are both clean and well-maintained.