Poring Hot Spring đánh giá

Nơi tuyệt vời để đưa gia đình chúng tôi đến thưởng thức thiên nhiên đất, xung quanh là rừng xanh và tầm nhìn đẹp. Nhân viên thân thiện,

Suối nước nóng Bulian rất đáng để trải nghiệm, cũng là một trong những suối nước nóng núi lửa địa phương, cơ sở vật chất và môi trường của toàn bộ suối nước nóng khá thú vị, trải nghiệm suối nước nóng này rất tốt, b

Tôi luôn nghĩ rằng tôi đến Sapa để ngắm cảnh biển, nhưng tôi không ngờ lại có suối nước nóng kính suối nước nóng ở đây, thực ra là một nơi rất nhỏ? Nhưng nó cũng tương đối đặc biệt, nước suối nóng tự nhiên tinh kh

The hot springs here are free of charge, and there are many local people soaking in them. Hot springs are divided into different pools, surrounded by green trees on all sides. Hot springs have large pools and separate small pools. The small pool needs its own water, the tap has hot water and cold water, but it takes a long time to wait, climbing down the mountain and jumping into the hot spring pool is also a very comfortable thing. Before coming, I heard that hot springs are only suitable for foot soaking, but in fact, it's no problem for me to soak in a small pool alone. I suggest that I take my swimsuit well in advance. There are also places for changing clothes and going to the toilet near the hot springs. Generally speaking, they are very convenient. But there is a charge for storing things here. In addition, there is an hourly charge for the individual bubble in the room. Personally, I don't think it is necessary to save bags and bubble alone. Just use public ones outside.

It takes about an hour's drive to Boling Hot Spring, north of Shenshan Mountain. It's famous for its natural sulphur springs. Most tourists are Malays. There are not many tourists. No tour group is relaxed. It's very primitive. I didn't expect Malaysia's hot springs to be so comfortable to soak and have some tropical fruits.

Boling Hot Spring is the natural hot spring water in Shenshan Mountain. Like a hot spring theme park, there are several different pools, mainly in the open air. It rains on the day we go there and there are no towels and so on. So there are no bubbles. Seeing that many local people are still fascinated by the rain, soaking in the spring water and enjoying the feeling of rain, we hide in the foot-soaking pool nearby. Rain, although it is said to be a sulphur pool, looks a little turbid, and public hot springs only need to buy tickets to enter and soak, a little bit unclean feeling...