Caldas Novas Parque Aquático

Caldas Novas Parque Aquático is a major thermal waterpark in Caldas Novas, Goiás State, Brazil — a city that sits atop one of the world's largest hot water reservoirs, where the Serra de Caldas geological formation holds naturally heated waters that have made Caldas Novas the self-proclaimed "hot water capital of the world" and one of Brazil's most visited tourist destinations. The bicarbonate-enriched thermal waters here fill extensive outdoor aquatic parks where Brazilian families gather year-round in the warm central Brazilian climate, creating a festive and democratic wellness culture that has made Caldas Novas accessible to millions of Brazilians. The city's thermal waterpark industry, developed since the mid-twentieth century, represents Brazil's most commercially mature expression of geothermal tourism, where the natural gift of a vast underground hot water reserve has been transformed into one of the country's most beloved leisure destinations.