- Source temperature
- 38°C
- Bathing
- Outdoor
Borjomi's naturally carbonated, salty-mineral water was bottled from 1890 for the Russian imperial court and remains Georgia's best-known export. In the wooded park at the head of the town it is drunk warm from the source pavilion, with a warm sulphurous open-air pool a short walk further up the gorge.
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The water
Thermal water
- Source
- Borjomi spring
- Mineralisation
- Naturally carbonated sodium bicarbonate mineral water
- Character
- Warm, salty carbonated water bottled since 1890 and drunk at the park pavilion.
Practical information
A small entry fee for the park; bring a cup for the spring, which tastes strongly salty. Trains and marshrutkas run from Tbilisi in about three hours.
Location
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