Ma'in Hot Springs, also known as Hammamat Ma'in, is a series of thermal mineral waterfalls and springs located near Madaba, Jordan. The springs originate from winter rains and snowmelt on the surrounding highlands, eventually feeding into the Zarqa River. The therapeutic waters are rich in minerals like hydrogen sulfide, sodium, calcium, chloride, and carbon dioxide, and are naturally heated to temperatures ranging from 40-60°C (104-140°F). While some areas are developed with pools and spas at resorts (requiring an entrance fee), other parts of the area are more natural and less accessible. Accessibility varies depending on the specific area; the resort facilities are generally more accessible than the undeveloped areas. A solo visit is possible, but a guided tour might enhance the experience by providing insights into the geology and history of the springs. The best time to visit is during the cooler months (spring and fall) to avoid the intense summer heat. The cost varies significantly based on whether you access the springs through a resort or independently; resort access can be relatively expensive. A typical visit could last from a few hours to a full day, depending on whether you are simply soaking in the springs or indulging in spa treatments.