Noboribetsu
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Trip.Best Popular Fall Viewing Attractions in Noboribetsu [2024]
Updated Nov 2024
- 6.34.6/5534 ReviewFree
based on 1436 reviews"The inch grassy Hell Valley is rich in the best natural hot springs. The scenery is unique, you can visit during the day and night, and you can smell the sulfur and steam everywhere."Noboribetsu10 km from downtownNight Attractions
No.1 of Night Attractions in NoboribetsuHighlights: Hell Valley is the main source of Noboribetsu's hot spring waters and also an iconic hot spring in Hokkaido. The so-called "Hell Valley" is, in fact, a remnant of a crater, pervaded all year long by volcanic gas spewing from the surface of the gray and yellow rocks. The surrounding air is filled with a strong smell of sulfur, and the place is thought to resemble a scene of hell. The main attraction is the eerie volcanic valley, the center of which can be accessed by a walkway specially built for tourists.Show Less - 4.94.6/5111 ReviewFreebased on 180 reviews"The area is a volcanic area, rich geothermal and precipitation make the hot springs the hot springs on the island, known as "Japan's first soup". There are hot spring hotels and shops on both sides of the hot spring street, and many of the goods in the store are related to ghosts. Walking around the town, you can see many sculptures about ghosts, and there are various sacrifices in different seasons."Noboribetsu10.5 km from downtownLakesNature ReservesWetlandsAttractionsNo.6 of Best Things to Do in NoboribetsuHighlights: Oyunuma is the remains of a volcanic crater formed by the eruption of Mount Hiwa. The bottom of the pond spews a sulphurous spring of about 130 degrees, which is the source of hot spring water for major hot spring hotels in Noboribetsu. There is an observation deck here, you can see the steaming lake in front of you, you can also walk to the lake to feel it up close. Walking around the lake and marsh, in addition to smelling the smell of sulfur, you can also see the source of hot springs that are smoking and foaming at any time, especially the yellow spherical sulfur floating on the lake is particularly conspicuous. There is also a natural foot bath next to Oyunuma. You can soak your feet for free and relax, but in winter, it is usually covered with snow and ice, and the road is not easy to walk.Show Less
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