Tolantongo
Tolantongo, a complex of caves and pools, boxwood canyon and resort is one of the most famous natural complexes in Mexico. It is located 17 kilometers from Ixmiquilpan on Highway 27 in the Mesquital Valley of Hidalgo State. You can get here by car or bus, which travels along the route up to 9 times a day.
Description of Tolantongo
Locals believe that Tolantongo is a real "gift" from heaven, as the beauty that reigns in these places surprises and delights many people from all over the world. It is difficult to understand whether this is a human creation or nature itself "decided" to decorate this place. The Tolantongo complex consists of several pools, waterfalls, stalactites and stalagmites. It is closely connected with the river, which flows through the rocks, forming magnificent waterfalls. The temperature of the river and waterfalls is very pleasant - +30 °C. In addition to waterfalls, there are healing pools on the territory of the complex, which have a lot of useful properties.
Tolantongo Features
Many visitors to the complex have noticed that mud baths have beneficial properties, they help to improve well-being. The Paraiso region is an unsurpassed beauty within the whole natural world. These thermal waters are visited by millions of people around the world who just want to take advantage of their healing properties, as well as swim in a fun and friendly company. The thermal waters offer an unusual view of the mountains and the local landscape, which will not leave anyone indifferent, as mountains, trees, rocks and caves can be seen in the distance around the pool. In addition to the classic thermal pools, there are also other places for children, such as water slides, where you can have fun. Tolantongo is recognized as one of the most beautiful places not only in Mexico, but all over the world. Many people think that this is a creation exclusively of nature, and every corner of this complex is saturated with fresh air and a peaceful atmosphere that will appeal to even the most experienced and demanding travelers.
