Natural hot springs in India for complete rejuvenation

Natural hot springs are thought to possess healing and therapeutic qualities. Explore these seven destinations for a cozy and revitalizing winter retreat.

Published on: Dec 09, 2023 10:21 PM IST

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India boasts numerous natural hot water springs that are believed to possess healing and curative properties. For ages, people have harnessed their benefits, as the spring water is known for its potential to address various health issues.  (Unsplash)

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Manikaran, Himachal Pradesh: The Manikaran Sahib shrine is renowned for its Shiva temple, hot springs, and Gurudwara Sahib. The temple premises include separate hot water pools for men and women, equipped with showers and changing room facilities.  (Unsplash)

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Chumathang Hot Spring, Ladakh: This place is renowned for its hot sulphur springs, which bubble up from the ground near the banks of the frigid Indus River, situated approximately 138 km from Leh, Ladakh.  (Representative Image (Unsplash))

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Kheerganga Hot Springs, Himachal Pradesh: Kheerganga, considered the finest trek in the Parvati Valley of Himachal Pradesh, provides opportunities for nature walks, hot natural springs, breathtaking views, rejuvenation, and enjoyable camping. Embark on your trek to the hot water springs of Kheerganga early, around 7 am, starting from the village of Barshaini.  (Representative Image (Unsplash))

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Reshi Hot Springs, Sikkim: Commonly known as Reshi Tsa Chu, this hot water spring is located in the serene Reshi village in West Sikkim, just 28 kilometers from Gangtok, the capital. Renowned for its religious significance, it stands out as one of the most famous hot springs in the region.  (Representative Image (Unsplash))

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Vashisht Hot Water Spring, Himachal Pradesh: Vashisht, a small village near Manali, is famous for the Vashisht temple and its hot water spring. Many individuals visit the Vashisht baths to immerse themselves and alleviate skin infections and ailments.  (Representative Image (Unsplash))

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Tapovan Hot Springs, Uttarakhand: Tapovan, a small village along the route to Kuari Pass and Chitrakantha trek, is notable for its hot springs, which serve as a major attraction in the area.  (Representative Image (Unsplash))

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Rishikund, Uttarakhand: Another well-known hot spring in Uttarakhand is Rishikund, located approximately 46 km from Uttarkashi. Translating to 'The Pond of Sages,' Rishikund, also known as Gangani, is regarded as a sacred water body in the town. (Representative Image (Unsplash))