Hidden in a Chilean forest are these enchanted hot springs, perfect for a relaxing soak.

Termas Geometricas in Chile really ups the ante by designing a whole attraction around the natural thermal water of the region. Here, visitors can relax in one of several pools linked by a maze of crimson walkways that meander over the river below. 

You might not want to leave for days at this site, which is bordered by the verdant woodland of Villarrica Sur National Park. 

The 80-degree water that flows into the geometric hot springs at Termas Geometricas comes from over 60 different thermal springs. Built entirely of wood and other natural materials, the 20 hot baths of the resort were created by architect Germán del Sol. Japanese-style walkways link them. 

Located in a shady canyon, the hot springs exude a comforting mist that makes guests want to linger for more than just a quick dip. Pizza, soups, and sandwiches are available in the on-site restaurant so that visitors may fuel up and enjoy the experience for longer. 

The settlement of Coñaripe is close to Termas Geometricas, which is located in central Chile. Concepción, a coastal city, is roughly five hours away by car.