Loaded with major ions — the essential minerals (Ca, Mg).
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Soft water — natural, classic buoyancy.
BicarbonatesSodiumCalcium
Lerik Mountain Mineral Springs emerge from the remote Talysh Mountains of southern Azerbaijan's Lankaran region, a subtropical enclave of dense temperate rainforest and ancient terraced agriculture where a remarkable concentration of centenarians has historically been documented, attracting Soviet-era scientific interest in the region's exceptional longevity. The sodium-bicarbonate mineral waters flow cool and refreshing from springs in forested mountain valleys, traditionally consumed as drinking water and used for bathing by the Talysh people, whose distinct Iranian-language culture and ancient agricultural traditions have persisted in these isolated highlands for millennia. The springs' association with the longevity of the surrounding population lends them a legendary therapeutic reputation that continues to attract visitors seeking the wellness secrets of the Talysh highlands.
Insider tip — Lerik District in the Talysh Mountains of southern Azerbaijan is famous for its exceptional longevity among the local population, a phenomenon historically linked to the clean mountain air, active lifestyle, and mineral spring water consumed daily. The springs emerge at around 36 degrees from carbonate-rich rock layers in a landscape of dense temperate forest unlike anywhere else in the South Caucasus. The Hyrcanian forests here are a UNESCO World Heritage site, making a mineral spring visit part of a broader ecological journey. Autumn foliage transforms the steep valleys into a palette of gold and amber.