Hammam Abu Thabla
Hammam Abu Dhabla, located in northern Jordan in Irbid Governorate, lies 6 km west of Kafr Rakeb in Wadi Abu Alah, Al-Koura District. The mineral-rich hot springs emerge from limestone layers dating back to the Lower Cretaceous period, with a water temperature averaging 42°C, slightly varying between seasons. The water contains various chemical compounds, including calcium, sodium, potassium, sulfates, iron, zinc, lead, and copper, making it highly beneficial for treating rheumatic diseases, improving blood circulation, and revitalizing the body. Due to its natural healing properties, Hammam Abu Dhabla is an important therapeutic destination for those seeking relaxation and wellness in Jordan.
- Category
- Therapeutic · Hydrotherapy
- Governorate
- Irbid
- Address
- 6 km west of Kafr Rakeb area in Wadi Abu Alah, Al-Kur District
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Features
- Hiking
- Picnic tables
- Public toilet
- Trail difficulty
- Walking
- Free parking
- Outdoor seating
- Family friendly
- Spa
- Hot tub
- Birdwatching
Entertainment · adventure · health