Termas de Urmiri Bolivia

Termas de Urmiri is located in the small highland village of Urmiri in the Oruro Department of Bolivia, situated in the altiplano at approximately 3,700 metres above sea level, where calcic and bicarbonate thermal springs emerge from the geothermally active volcanic arc of the Andes to create one of Bolivia's most unusual high-altitude spa destinations in this vast plateau landscape. The calcium-bicarbonate mineral composition of Urmiri's hot springs carries properties valued in Bolivian and Andean therapeutic tradition for musculoskeletal and rheumatic relief, digestive support, and the systemic warming particularly beneficial in the cold, high-altitude environment of the Bolivian plateau. The surrounding altiplano landscape of Bolivia—with its vast salt flats, volcanic peaks, flamingo-populated lagoons, and the ancient heritage of Tiwanaku civilization—makes Termas de Urmiri a thermal experience inseparable from the geological and cultural grandeur of the world's highest navigable plateau.