What are the 5 best places around the world to take a mud bath?

ArabiaWeather.com - Mud baths are one of the healing techniques used in natural medicine for more than two hundred years. Experience has proven that it has an effective effect in relieving many physical problems, especially chronic pain, and gives the soul a feeling of relaxation.

With regard to the places where a distinctive mud bath can be obtained; The Times of India newspaper presented a set of options for the best, and they were as follows:

Sultanyi, Turkey: The village of Sultanyi is located near Lake Koycegiz and provides visitors with unique treatment options, the most important of which are mud baths and sulfur baths.

- Lake Tikrgiol, Romania: The lake is known for its ability to heal many diseases, and it has become very popular among tourists looking for treatment for various skin diseases.

Blue Lagoon, Grindavik, Iceland: The Blue Lagoon is one of the most popular destinations in Europe for those looking for mud baths. Its waters, rich in silica and sulfur, are prescribed to treat all skin problems, and hundreds of thousands of tourists visit it every year.

Calistoga, California, USA: This city became famous thanks to the volcanic ash resulting from numerous eruptions of volcanoes, which resulted in many natural springs and sources of mineral water.

Dead Sea, Jordan: The Dead Sea region is known for its black mud, which is rich in natural minerals, and is characterized by its ability to absorb impurities, stimulate blood flow and cell regeneration, in addition to obtaining soft skin like silk and treating muscle and joint problems.