Bogács, a small village in the Bükk hills of northern Hungary near Eger, is home to one of the country's most underrated thermal complexes. The spring was discovered in 1961 and the water — a sodium-chloride-iodine-bromine composition similar to the famous Hajdúszoboszló spring — reaches 65°C and is cooled to bathing temperatures across a series of outdoor and indoor pools. The complex has developed into a sizeable resort with thermal pools at 32–38°C, an adventure pool section, saunas, and a small medical department. The Bükk hills setting is particularly attractive, making Bogács a popular destination combining a thermal bathing holiday with hiking and wine tourism in the Eger wine region. The village is very accessible from Eger by bus.