Rivers That Boil Naturally

Rivers That Boil Naturally

Radiocity
By Radiocity Team
Published Jul 02, 2025
Known as the “Boiled with the Heat of the Sun,” this Amazonian river can reach up to 93°C. It’s heated by geothermal vents beneath the jungle floor.

Shanay-Timpishka, Peru

Known as the “Boiled with the Heat of the Sun,” this Amazonian river can reach up to 93°C. It’s heated by geothermal vents beneath the jungle floor.

Located in the Danakil Depression, these acidic rivers are surrounded by colorful, alien landscapes. Volcanic heat keeps them constantly steaming.

Dallol Hydrothermal Rivers, Ethiopia

Located in the Danakil Depression, these acidic rivers are surrounded by colorful, alien landscapes. Volcanic heat keeps them constantly steaming.

Flowing through Japan’s most famous hot spring town, this small river remains warm year-round thanks to underground volcanic activity.

Beppu Hot River, Japan

Flowing through Japan’s most famous hot spring town, this small river remains warm year-round thanks to underground volcanic activity.

Waikato River Tributaries, New Zealand

Parts of this river system receive hot water from geothermal springs, creating zones where the river steams even on cold days.

Furnas River, Azores, Portugal

Flowing through volcanic terrain, this river is hot enough to cook traditional dishes underground using steam and boiling water.

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Banos Thermal Streams, Ecuador

Nestled near active volcanoes, these streams bubble with heat. While some are used for bathing, others are dangerously hot.

Bokong River Hot Springs, Lesotho

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