Mud baths photos (38 Photos)

Multicomponent natural mixtures of organic and mineral substances, these colloidal formations contain biologically active substances and living microorganisms.

Drainage pumps, which are designed to pump out water.

A mud volcano is a geological formation that is a hole or depression on the surface of the earth or a cone-shaped elevation with a crater, makaluba, from which mud masses and gases, often accompanied by water and oil, constantly or periodically erupt onto the surface of the Earth.

A natural monument located near the village of Arkhangelskoye in the floodplain of the Tyoshi River.

A mountain 74.7 m high, located on the coast of the Azov Sea, 1.5 km northwest of the village of Za Rodinu, Temryuk district, Krasnodar Territory.

A wellness procedure that allows you to tone venous vessels, improve microcirculation, strengthen the walls of blood vessels, relieve swelling and heaviness in the legs.

A thalassotherapy procedure consisting of applying seaweed biomass to individual problem areas or the body.

The mud from the Tizdar volcano is a creamy gray-blue clay with a slight smell of hydrogen sulfide and a dense silky structure.