Lumshory is village is known for its extreme bathing in mineral water

4. Surrounded by beech and pine
forests, the first hydropathic in
Lumshory was founded in 1600.
The locals filled the wooden barrels
with mineral water and hot rocks.
Later, two cast iron tubs were
produced at the neighboring plant
to heat the water before pouring it
into barrels. The tubs got lost in
WW1 but one of them was found in
the forest by the river in 1970,
another is located in Vienna
Museum.

5. Local citizens invite tourists to have a hydrogen sulfide bath which has a
positive effect on nerves, bones and joints. The local hutsuls-devils burn the
wood under the tub. People get into only after the water reaches 36,6C.