TEHRAN – The ancient city of Ardabil is set to hold an international seminar dedicated to health tourism and hydrotherapy on December 26.

Hot mineral waters of Ardabil province will be the focal point of the international seminar on health tourism, which will be held at the University of Mohaghegh Ardabili, the provincial tourism chief said on Monday.

The seminar, which is the first of its kind in the province, is intended to develop health tourism both on the local and national scales, Hassan Mohammadi-Adib said.

Domestic and foreign participants are scheduled to​ present their latest studies and findings on health tourism and hot mineral waters, the official said.

“We aim to introduce the capacities of the province with the presence of international journalists and tour guides.”

Also, the seminar will be a gateway to an info tour dedicated to travel insiders in the realm of health tourism.

Ardabil has long been known for its natural beauty, rich history, and cultural heritage. However, in recent years, the mountainous province has also gained recognition as a hub for health tourism, particularly for its hydrotherapy offerings. The picturesque province is home to numerous mineral hot water spas, which are believed to have therapeutic properties that can help alleviate a range of health issues. The hot springs in Ardabil are rich in minerals such as sulfur, calcium, and magnesium, which are known to have healing properties for various ailments.

In addition to hot springs, Ardabil also offers a range of other health tourism activities, including traditional Iranian medicine, yoga, and meditation. Visitors to the region can also enjoy the stunning natural beauty of the area, including the lush forests, pristine lakes, and snow-capped mountains.

Overall, Ardabil’s hydrotherapy offerings have made it a popular destination for health tourism in Iran. With its natural hot springs and stunning scenery, the region offers a unique and effective way to experience the benefits of hydrotherapy and improve overall health and well-being.

AFM