Malinalco Hot Spring Mexico

Malinalco Hot Spring Mexico is a natural thermal spring in Malinalco, an enchanting small town in Estado de México celebrated for its extraordinary Aztec rock-cut temple dedicated to the eagle and jaguar warrior orders — one of the few pre-Columbian temples carved directly into living rock in the Americas. The bicarbonate-rich thermal waters here flow from volcanic geological formations in the Sierra de Malinalco and are traditionally used by local communities for their skin-softening and relaxing properties, emerging at temperatures around 44°C. Combining the mystical allure of one of Mexico's most spiritually significant Aztec sites with the restorative pleasure of natural hot springs, Malinalco offers one of Mexico's most uniquely atmospheric thermal experiences.