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Aguas Calientes near Roboré in the Chiquitania region of eastern Bolivia is a natural sulphurous hot spring oasis in the midst of the Chaco-Chiquitana transition landscape, where geothermal water at around 42°C feeds natural pools and a developed spa facility accessible from the historic Jesuit missions towns of the Santa Cruz lowlands. The springs are a beloved destination for Bolivian domestic tourists and for visitors to the outstanding Chiquitana Jesuit Missions Circuit — a UNESCO World Heritage site comprising six remarkable 17th and 18th-century Jesuit mission churches in the tropical lowlands. The extraordinary combination of hot springs, tropical savannah landscape, and the musical and architectural heritage of the Jesuit missions creates one of Bolivia's most complete regional tourism experiences.
Insider tip — Aguas Calientes near Robore lies in the Chiquitania region of eastern Bolivia, a landscape of rocky outcrops, dry forests, and cerrado savannah unlike the Andean highlands. The thermal springs at around 36°C feed a bathing area popular with residents of Robore and visitors crossing Bolivia on the famous death railway line to Brazil. The Velasco province scenery is dramatic with red sandstone formations typical of this part of Santa Cruz Department. Visit during the Bolivian dry season (May to October) for the most comfortable conditions.