There are a total of 22 hot spring attractions in the Hell Gate. Among them, the "Devil Hot Spring" is a 6-meter-deep geyser. The spring water with a temperature of up to 95 degrees is constantly gurgling, and the large hot spring waterfall in the southern hemisphere pours out mightily. , stunned! Hell's Gate, which means "my young daughter was taken away by water" in Maori, commemorates a young girl who drowned in a geothermal pool; its English name was taken by Bernard Shaw, who visited the site in 1934. This impressive geothermal resource reserve covers more than 400 acres, with 2.5 kilometers of walking trails leading to various attractions. The scene of geothermal steam eruption can be seen everywhere here, and the rock surface has also turned yellow due to the influence of sulfur, and it is desolate everywhere, like purgatory on earth. Don't throw rocks into mud or hot spring pools at will, to avoid all kinds of accidents. It is said that if you do bad things to the various natural landscapes of the gate of hell, you will be punished. The degree of punishment and the duration of the punishment vary depending on how bad you do things, so be sure to be in awe when you are inside the gate of hell. !
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Show More ReviewsHad an excellent experience at the spa. We started off with the guided tour, which was very fascinating and the guide was very good at entertaining the crowd. The tour took roughly 1hr. You can then learn to carve some wood but I chose to go straight to the spa. I rented some swim shorts and a towel for $5 each. You can leave your clothes and valuables in a box with the staff and then head to the mud bath, where you get 20min to rub it all over and soak in the mud bath. Once your 20min is over you shower off all the mud and head to one of 2 large warm thermal sulphur pools and relax for as long as you want. I even tried the freezing cold plunge pool. The whole experience was roughly 3hrs and totally worth every penny