Rich in active gases or metals — a strong mineral character.
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Soft water — natural, classic buoyancy.
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Thermas del Sosneado lies near El Sosneado, in Argentina's Andean Mendoza Province. Its sulfurous water emerges at roughly 35°C in a mountain setting, bathed either in an open-air pool or directly in the wild.
Insider tip — Thermas del Sosneado lies in a remote high-Andean valley of southern Mendoza province at roughly 2,100 m, reachable only via dirt roads through the stark cordillera landscape. The sulfurous springs are fed by hydrothermal systems linked to the active volcanic arc of the Southern Andes, and the area gained tragic fame as the crash site of the 1972 Andes plane disaster. Natural pools formed in the river canyon allow bathing with a direct view of permanent snowfields on the Chilean border peaks. The remoteness and geological grandeur make this one of Argentina's most memorable wild hot spring experiences.