H̱ammé Zohar, Hot spring at Ein Bokek tourist complex, Israel
H̱ammé Zohar is a natural hot spring with mineral-rich water located near the Dead Sea, situated about 405 meters below sea level. The warm water flows from the surrounding mountains and creates a bathing area where visitors soak.
People have used these warm springs since ancient times for their healing effects, as travelers and locals discovered their therapeutic properties. The spring is part of a location with a long history along the Dead Sea shore.
Visitors from around the world come here to bathe in mineral-rich waters, following practices that have been part of life in this region for generations. You can observe how people spend unhurried time soaking in the warm springs.
The facility has changing rooms, freshwater showers, and a lifeguard on duty to keep visitors safe. Parking is available so you can leave your car while you enjoy the springs.
The water stays warm all year without any artificial heating system. This happens because the water comes from deep within the mountain where the earth's heat is strong.
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