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In many Carpathians are associated with hiking in the mountains or winter sports. But along with this, the region is ready to please with other types of recreation. If you are looking for leisure time for health and relaxation, then chans in the Carpathians will be the optimal choice. This is a unique SPA procedure, originally from Transcarpathia, which will not be able to leave a single person indifferent.
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Modern Carpathian vats are large cast-iron boilers with thick walls. And the boiler itself is integrated into a special platform or stands on a fireplace. This cast-iron tank is filled with mineral water, to which various useful herbs, needles, etc. can be added. A fire is made under the vat and the water is gradually heated to 40-45 degrees Celsius. This allows you to feel comfortable even in the winter season.
Bathing in tanks is accompanied by further bathing in cold water, it can be a natural reservoir or a pool. Mineral water, surrounding nature, aromatic herbs and contrast of temperatures benefit various body systems. And the most remarkable thing is that these hot tubs in the Carpathians are located in the open air in winter and summer, thanks to which you can simultaneously enjoy bathing and the unique beauty around.
Now you know they are vats. But how did they appear? It is believed that they first appeared on the territory of Transcarpathia – in the village of Lumshory. It was the customs of local residents that started the tradition of healing by bathing in large containers with contrasting temperatures. Today, they have become popular not only in the territory of the Carpathians or Western Ukraine, but also all over the world.
The process of bathing in vats is quite simple and clear – there is a capacious cast-iron cauldron in the open air, under which the fire breaks out. The water is heated to 40-45 degrees. Stones are placed on the bottom, which will simultaneously retain heat and protect against burns.
It is important to remember that you need to immerse yourself in the health baths gradually, so the body will get used to the temperature drop. If you wish, you can sometimes take a break to splash yourself with cold water, or dive into a reservoir, especially cool when it is a mountain river. In Transcarpathia, you can find tanks of completely different sizes, which can accommodate 3, 6, 8, 10 people and even more.
Numerous reviews claim that you should visit the vats with a view of the mountains precisely in the winter season. Just imagine – it’s winter, it’s snowing, and you’re in a tank and admiring the scenery, believe me, it’s something you’ll remember for a long time! And what a relaxing and restorative effect you will get after a few days of skiing or snowboarding, plunging into warm water with healing herbs, and the view of the winter Carpathian mountains opens before you.
Although this tradition has been around for hundreds of years, there is still controversy over how safe and beneficial tub bathing is. Let’s consider the benefits and harm they bring to the body.
Properly organized baths in Transcarpathia will not only relieve fatigue, stress and help you relax, but will also provide:
And this list can only be continued, which is why therapeutic tanks in the Carpathians are in such high demand among tourists from all over the world.
As for harm to the body, it is possible only if the person who takes the chan has contraindications to it. Among the contraindications for visiting the vats can be noted:
Before visiting the vats in Transcarpathia, you should carefully listen to your body. Only in this case, you will exclusively benefit from the procedure, excluding any possible harm.
| Chans | Price |
| “At Tsimbora” (Lumshory village) | From UAH 600/hour |
| “Hunting estate” (Lumshory village) | From UAH 550/hour |
| “To lem ande” (Lumshory village) | From UAH 700/hour |
| “Uncle” (Yaremche) | From UAH 800/hour |
| “Yaremchan vats” (Yaremche) | 1500 UAH for 2 hours |
| “Bukovelsky Chani” (Polyanytsia village) | From UAH 780/hour |
| “Hell vats” (Polyanytsia village) | From UAH 750/hour |
| “Man’s vats” (Mykulychyn) | 2000 UAH for 2 hours |
| “Vip Chany” (Mykulychyn) | 1500 UAH for 2 hours |
| “Tatariv vats” (Tatariv village) | 1500 UAH for 2 hours |
| “Royal Chan” (Tarariv village) | 1500 UAH for 2 hours |
| “Source of the Carpathians” (Slavsko) | 1800 UAH for 2 hours |
| “Carpathian tank” (Slavsko) | 1200 UAH for 2 hours |
| Villa “Zlata” (the village of Verkhovyna) | 600 UAH/hour |
| Magurka cottages (Verkhovyna village) | From UAH 600/hour |
| “TAOR Karpaty Resort & Spa” (Skhidnytsia township) | 1500 UAH for 2 hours |
| “Camelot” in Uzhgorod | 800 UAH/hour |
| Chan “Aratta” (Pylipets village) | From UAH 600/hour |
| Volnohor complex in Mukachevo | 400 UAH/hour |
Transcarpathia will delight tourists with an incredibly huge selection of places with tanks of different sizes, prices and volumes. But before swimming, we recommend making the right choice:
Taking all this into account, you will be able to choose the appropriate solution individually for yourself. And, of course, you should pay attention to the appearance of the tank itself.
Depending on your preferences and goals, you can choose the tank that suits you:
Also, in Transcarpathia, you can find other varieties: with wine, milk, wild berries, coniferous extract and fragrant roses. You are guaranteed to be able to find a suitable solution individually for you.
In fact, in every corner of Transcarpathia you will find a place where you will be offered a vacation in a vat. But if the purpose of your vacation is to improve your health, then the best vats in the Carpathians are located in Lumshory. And it is not surprising, because this is where they begin. But if you do not have the opportunity to go to Lumshory, then you can choose a solution from the list for your location
If you are looking for the best Hutsul vats in Transcarpathia, we suggest you choose the appropriate option from the rating of the best vats.
Address: 27 Kurortna Street, Polyana village, Transcarpathian region.
Working hours: around the clock.
Price of the vat: 1000 UAH/hour (minimum order is 2 hours).
Additionally: bathrobe – 250 UAH, slippers – 50 UAH.
A Carpathian chan is a large cauldron heated by a firebox, which is heated with wood. The water is gradually heated to a temperature of 37-45 degrees. Due to the high temperature, toxins are removed from the body through the pores, and the skin becomes smooth and supple.
The healing and preventive effect of bathing in a vat occurs after the first procedure.
The effect is especially noticeable when you visit the vat in the cold season. Just imagine: You breathe in fresh frosty mountain air, and your body basks in hot water soaked in Carpathian herbs.
After steaming, the most daring can use a waterfall bucket with ice water, getting a boost of positive emotions and hardening at the same time. The temperature difference has a positive effect on the human body, rejuvenating the skin.
A visit to the vat will help you forget about stress and apathy, stimulate the cardiovascular system and kidneys, relieve pain in rheumatism, and improve metabolism.
The healing font restores harmonious balance to the body!
Address: Priozerna street, 9, Lumshory village, Transcarpathian region.
Working hours: 24 hours a day.
Price: depends on the number of people in the tank:
Addresses: vul. 1 Travnya, 23a, Mykulychyn, Ivano-Frankivsk region
Robot Hour: 09:00-23:00.
Price: 2000 UAH for 2 years (4-10 osіb).
Addresses: vul. R. Shukhevycha, 1a, Tatariv, Ivano-Frankivsk region.
Robot Hour: 9:00 am to 11:00 pm.
Price: UAH 1500 for 2 years. (4 people).
Addresses: Karpatska street, 5, Polyanytsya village, Ivano-Frankivsk region.
Robot Hour: 9:00 to 00:00.
Price: call (097) 445-33-92 for details.
Each of them is the best in its region and will provide an unforgettable vacation for you and your family.
