Tadruyeh Hot Spring

Tadruyeh Hot Spring, in Bastak County in the west of Hormozgan Province, is one of the tourist and recreational attractions of southern Iran. The water of the Tadruyeh hot spring, also known as Tudoluyeh or the Tadruyeh Bad Spring, emerges from fissures in marly limestone rock, and it was formed by plate tectonics. The hot spring consists of two separate springs.

Thanks to its geographical location and distinctive climate, Tadruyeh Hot Spring has a variety of plant and animal life. Around the spring grow a variety of medicinal plants, including thyme, mint, turmeric and borage. These plants are known in the region for their therapeutic properties. Date palms are one of the main elements of the area's vegetation, and other trees such as oleaster, olive and local species can also be seen at Tadruyeh Hot Spring. The Tadruyeh area is known as a suitable habitat for birds. Birds such as pigeons, nightingales, woodpeckers and birds of prey can be seen at the hot spring. Animals such as foxes, hares and jackals live in the area as small mammals. In some places, signs of animals such as gazelles may also be seen.

The best time to visit Tadruyeh Hot Spring in Hormozgan usually depends on the weather and air temperature. In general, autumn and winter, from mid-Mehr to mid-Farvardin, are the best time to visit the spring. In these seasons the temperature in the area is milder and more pleasant, and you can enjoy the hot water and the beautiful surrounding nature. When visiting Tadruyeh Hot Spring in Hormozgan, it is very important to observe safety precautions. Check the water temperature before getting in. Hot springs can be very hot, and suddenly entering hot water can be dangerous. Watch your step, especially on the rocky and slippery ground around the spring. Wearing suitable shoes can help.