Balnevia
Carved naga spouts pouring sulphur water into the stone pools at Air Panas Banjar

Banjar/Indonesia

Air Panas Banjar

Carved naga spouts pouring warm sulphur water in the hills of north Bali.

Eric Bajart

入浴
露天

Air Panas Banjar lies in a jungle ravine behind Lovina in north Bali. Warm sulphur water pours from eight carved naga heads into a first stone pool, then falls three metres from higher spouts into a second, where bathers stand under the stream to take the water on their shoulders. Frangipani and vine cover the walls above.

Balnevia の視点

訪ねる理由

It is the most beautiful public thermal bath in Bali — stone dragons, jungle, warm mineral water — and a working village bath rather than a resort.

おすすめ

近くのホテル

Air Panas Banjar周辺の宿泊先を探す。

湯について

温泉水

源泉
Banjar spring
溶存成分
Sulphurous mineral water
湯の性質
Warm sulphur water delivered through carved naga spouts into two stone pools, the upper one falling about three metres.

歴史

The pools were built during the Dutch colonial period around a spring long used by the surrounding villages, and the carved naga spouts and terraces were extended in the twentieth century. The baths remain in local hands, with a warung and gardens above them.

実用情報

Modest entry fee, open daily; sarongs and changing rooms are available. Sulphur will discolour light swimwear and silver.

アクセス

About 20 minutes inland from Lovina in Buleleng, northern Bali, near Brahma Vihara Arama monastery.

所在地

Banjar, Indonesia-8.1897, 114.9689Balnevia マップで見る

関連する場所

Indonesiaのその他の温泉