발안식염온천
I go here sometimes. There's always something to eat nearby, especially on holidays. The bathhouse looks old, but it's not inconvenient. There's also ample parking. Taking pictures at a bathhouse means risking your life and facing the stares of many people, right? The entrance photo is the same now as it was before COVID.
I thought it was just salt mixed in hot water because it was called table salt. It was salty enough to drink, and since it was near the West Sea, I heard the sea water was good, so I went. It's a bit far from Incheon, but I'll go again. I'm going to Seokmodo. I wonder if I can't go there.
This is a saltwater hot spring located in Hwaseong. I have been coming here for 10 years. Although the facilities aren't state-of-the-art, it is nice because it has an outdoor swimming pool.
The water temperature isn't very high. Still, Hyogo feels nice. However, the building is a bit old, and it would be good if they put up some signs promoting public etiquette for users.
A hot spring with salt water. You can see alpacas and ponies across the hot spring. The facilities are outdated, but the water is good.
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