Siculeni mineral water spring

In Remetea, mineral water is present on a segment 2 km long and 300-400 m wide, near Mureş. Based on the analysis of the chemical composition, the best mineral water of the basin is in Remetea. (source: www.wikipedia.ro)

The spring of Mary is highly appreciated and consumed by many people today. The water is rich in elements like (Li, Mn, Br. I). They are used both for curative purposes and as drinking water. (source: www.lobogo.ro)

The mineral water of the Lobogó spring is slightly carbonated, chlorosodic, alkaline, ferrous, hypotonic, and is recommended as a therapy for diseases such as chronic gastritis with thin and thick intestinal hypoacidosis, chronic liver and gall bladder disease. (source: www.lobogo.ro)

The mineral water springs have an important role in the village's life. The "Diómáli" spring is at the Eastern exit of the village, near road 13A. Iron-rich mineral water reaches 10,000 liters per day; is recommended for patients with gastrointestinal disorders as well as those suffering from anemia. The "Szőlőmáli" springs to the Eastern border of the village. The water is rich in bicarbonates, chlorine, magnesium and calcium. The "Cseredombi" and "Erzsébet" springs, spring East of the Aragonite mine, 800 meters from the national road, having salted water rich in iron. (Source: www.harghita.ro);

In Bilbor depression, the mineral water springs are located in the Western part of it, on the right side of Bistricioara, forming a relatively small area, where there are about 15 springs of mineral water, mostly stored in fir woods or in concrete pipes. The most important are: Simion Lungu, the only source that stands out by the more pronounced continuity and intensity of CO₂ emissions, which is remarked by the "noisy boiling" of water. Although the spring area "boils" because of CO₂, the water is very poorly mineralized, the mixture with CO₂ is made at surface and not deep, it can be used in the future as a mofette. Then there are the springs Şeştina, Iacobeţ, Truţa, Raita, Vâlcăneşti (where there are 3 springs of mineral water), Borcut and on Bistricioara Valley, in the area called Hurubă, on a surface of 300-400 m² there are six springs of carbonated mineral waters from a travertine nipple. Source: George-Bogdan Tofan “ULUCUL DEPRESIONAR DRĂGOIASA-TULGHEȘ. POTENȚIAL TURISTIC, AMENAJARE ȘI VALORIFICARE TURISTICĂ”

It is located on the path that leads to the Owl Fortress, beyond the Old Spring (Izvorul Străvechi), at a distance of about 1800 m from the center of the resort. It was discovered in 1932 and bears the name of Pierre Curie in memory of the French scholar who discovered the radium. The chemical composition of this spring is identical to that of the Gastein springs. It is the spring with the most radioactive mineral water in the resort. The water of this spring is indicated in hypoacid, hyperthyroid gastritis, anemia. Text and photo source: http://www.visitborsec.ro/transla

During program hours, the Sarolta Spring Water in the courtyard of the Szejke Mineral Water Museum can be consumed and stored free of charge. Museum Program: Tuesday to Thursday: between 10 o'clock and 18 o'clock Saturday and Sunday: between 10 o'clock and 14 o'clock Monday: closed Text and photo source: http://www.odorhei-turism.ro/

Near the junction to Atia, at the border of the Corund and Atia communes, the Árcsó stop offers a place for rest for tourists. You can stop at the salted water spring and after a half-hour walk, visit the springs of mineral water and go to the Árcsó chalet. It's a 1.5 km walk. Árcsó spring is very well known across Europe. Here at Árcsó Baths, writer Jókai Mór, author of the famous "Golden Man" and "Black Diamonds", came for treatment.

The flow rate is 900 l / day. The spring water is carbonated, bicarbonate, mixed and contains: calcium, magnesium, lithium, sodium. Therapeutic indications: hyperacid gastritis; hypocalcaemia, parathyroid insufficiency. It is close to the entrance to Fairies Meadow, near the Kossuth Spring. It was captured in 1884. It seems to have been named after Dr. Cseh Károly.