As a rule, wherever I am, I am almost always happy with the place I visit, as I don't have any expectations. Actually, to the hot springs next to Kampeng Pet I got, one might say, by chance and for the company, so no disappointments. So there is nothing to do there, only if you suddenly miss a hot bath, then there may still be some sense. However, with the heat that is usually found in Thailand, I think that a rare foreigner wants to sit in hot water..
The place is completely cultivated and nothing natural is left there in order to get a visual impression. The territory is a small park with houses, inside of which there are small pools filled with hot water. Visitors do it themselves and at the same time dilute it with cold at their own discretion. The pleasure is inexpensive, something about 100 baht per hour for a house (or even less), where 4 people can easily fit.
I didn't go to that bath, and it's so hot. But I steamed my feet in an open and free reservoir, although I won't say that it's nice. In general, I have a feeling (my companions had the same) that despite the assurances of the Thais about the healing properties of water, most likely it is ordinary water itself without any healing properties. Perhaps it is simply heated somewhere and served through pipes to its visitors. Well, at least in appearance this water is the most ordinary, without taste, smell and color. So, it seems to me, only lovers of baths, hot springs, or just passing through on the way to a more interesting place should go there. The source is between historical park Kampeng Pet and historical park Sukhothai.
Hot spring - hot springs
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