Oulmes in winter — the town setting of the region’s mineral springs
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拉拉哈亚泉位于乌尔梅斯地区塔尔米拉特高原下方、阿盖努尔河畔。这处天然含气泉与 Oulmès 矿泉水有关。
泉眼、装瓶设施和城镇是不同的地点。可以了解当地景观与矿泉水的联系,但任何参观都应直接向运营方确认。有泉水并不代表对公众开放,也不代表提供沐浴或疗养设施。
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