From the thermal waters of Yellowstone to the cozy charm of Glenwood Springs, we’ve rounded up the best hot springs in the US—just in time for the colder months. Whether you’re in the mood ...

A growing percentage of thermal hot springs visitors are from overseas A new business association promoting Chile’s thermal hot springs hopes to bump visits up 12% to 1 million people by 2015 ...

Instagram / @touronsofyellowstone A Yellowstone National Park hot spring is probably not the best place for a dog bath, but ...

Steamy natural thermal water simmers beneath the surface throughout almost the whole Italian peninsula. It bubbles up above the ground in the form of hot springs across the country, creating ...

Greece is gradually discovering the potential tourist goldmine of its plentiful, and in most cases little-known, natural hot springs.

Nestled deep within the Hidalgo Mountain Range of central Mexico is a hidden sanctuary, fed by underground thermal hot springs. The Grutas Tolantongo hot springs are a sensational geothermal oasis ...

Thanks to the surrounding volcanic mountains, thermal springs spill out into incredible hot springs that hang off the side of a cliff. Story by Chloe Miller and editing by Jeremy Dreyfuss ...

it should come as no surprise that the 5,500-acre park serves as the main attraction in Hot Springs. The park's thermal waters are its primary draw, and visitors can still soak in the historical ...

Tabacón Thermal Resort & Spa is accessible from La Fortuna, which sits less than 10 miles east. A day pass to the hot springs starts at $89 per adult (tax included) and $47 for children ages 6 to ...

In the summer, its population swells as Italians flock to the island seeking sun and the chance to swim in the glistening azure sea and soak in the thermal hot springs. The lush landscape is ...