Poring Hot Spring Review

nice place to bring our family to enjoy earth nature,sorround by green forest and nice view.friendly staff,good food.

Poling Hot Spring is very worth experiencing, and it is also a composition of the local tropical volcanic hot springs. The facilities and environment of the entire hot spring are quite interesting. The experience of this hot spring is very good. You can feel the unique natural characteristics here, which is very good.

I always thought that I was going to Sabah to see the sea view. I didn't expect that there is actually a hot spring glass hot spring here. It is actually a small place? But it is also more special, pure natural hot spring water, some colors

Boling Hot Spring is in Shenshan Park Tourist Area. We visited Shenshan Park in one day. It is divided into public hot springs and private hot springs. But the tour guide suggested that we only soak in public free hot springs. Private hot springs need more money, but in fact, they only give you a small room. The water is the same. The public hot springs here are like bathtubs, turning on taps. You can soak it in full water. There's also a big, hot pool beside it. Many local people sit beside it and soak their feet. It's really too hot. We can't stand it if we soak it for a while. Next door there is a pool with white smoke. The tour guide said that the water vapor is very hot and should not be near. Otherwise, it will be injured. The water vapor is also mixed with a great smell of sulphur. It seems that the hot spring water here is genuine.

It takes about an hour's drive to Boling Hot Spring, north of Shenshan Mountain. It's famous for its natural sulphur springs. Most tourists are Malays. There are not many tourists. No tour group is relaxed. It's very primitive. I didn't expect Malaysia's hot springs to be so comfortable to soak and have some tropical fruits.

Boling Hot Spring is the natural hot spring water in Shenshan Mountain. Like a hot spring theme park, there are several different pools, mainly in the open air. It rains on the day we go there and there are no towels and so on. So there are no bubbles. Seeing that many local people are still fascinated by the rain, soaking in the spring water and enjoying the feeling of rain, we hide in the foot-soaking pool nearby. Rain, although it is said to be a sulphur pool, looks a little turbid, and public hot springs only need to buy tickets to enter and soak, a little bit unclean feeling...