A pleasant 300-meter hike from parking lot to the hot springs.

As we walked along this small stream it grew increasingly warm; bathers could be seen enjoying the natural spas.

We wanted to remember what the sign said, otherwise by now we might be telling stories claiming 200 degree water!

The water here is bubbling visibly, and the sulfur smell is present in the air. The bubbling is NOT because the water is at boiling temperature, but because of the warm gas escaping.

It's common practice to boil eggs by lowering them into the near-boiling water for a few minutes, retreiving them from your basket and then eating them. Apparently they frown on that behavior here.