Ain Umm Sab'a
Ain Umm Sab'a, also called Ain Muhallam, is a freshwater spring with a flow estimated at twenty thousand gallons per minute. It lies north of the city of Al Mubarraz, near the village of Al Qarin in Al-Ahsa Governorate in eastern Saudi Arabia. Residents and visitors from the Arabian Gulf come here for leisure and therapeutic purposes, and it is one of the area's most important water sources. The spring covers an area of 1,200 m3, and the water temperature is 104 degrees Celsius in the middle and 101 degrees at the edges. Ain Umm Sab'a is considered an ideal place for leisure tourism and health tourism, thanks to its natural setting, good climate, the wide palm oases around it, fresh air and green gardens. This has made it a tourist destination on the Al-Ahsa tourism map for visitors from within Saudi Arabia and from all the Gulf states. The water at the edges of the lake reaches 101 degrees Celsius, while in the middle it reaches 104 degrees. The lake's water is warm, and many visitors come in winter to enjoy the hot water and spend relaxing time in nature among the palm farms.
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