Tappinglähde

Tappinglähde is a small, natural spring located in the Finnish municipality of Mäntyharju. The name "tappinglähde" translates to "tapping spring" in English, which is thought to refer to the sound of the water trickling from the ground. The spring is known for its clear and cold water, which is believed by some locals to have healing properties. Historically, the area around tappinglähde was a significant gathering place for the local community, with legends and folklore associated with the spring.

The geological formation of tappinglähde is a result of underground water sources emerging at a specific point in the landscape. The water is characterized by its purity and low mineral content, making it suitable for drinking. While not a major tourist attraction, tappinglähde holds local significance and is a point of interest for those seeking natural beauty and a connection to local traditions. Visitors often come to the spring to experience its peaceful atmosphere and to collect water. The surrounding area is typically forested, typical of the Finnish landscape. Conservation efforts are in place to maintain the natural state of the spring and its environment.