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Hot springs/South-Central Hydrothermal Trough

Traditional hot springs · 29 °C

Balneario Agua Hedionda

Cuautla, Morelos

The name doesn't lie: it smells of sulfur because the water comes off Popocatépetl's flanks.

Pool at the Agua Hedionda baths in Cuautla, Morelos
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The water

In the pool
27–30 °C

cool and good for swimming

As it leaves the ground
No vent on record

Sulfated. The sulfur smell reveals water coming straight from volcanic rock

Why it surfaces here

High-flow sulfurous spring of volcanic origin.

Faldas Volcán Popocatépetl. Sulfurous waters fed by the fault ring around Popocatépetl.

Watch it before you go

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