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Hot Springs in India are the mesmerizing surprises that meet us in the most unexpected places. You could be walking down a valley in a snow-laden mountain area and see the steam coming out from between the boulders. These don\u2019t just offer soothing warmth but also take us into an enchanting land of healing and rejuvenation. That is why most Hot water springs in India are seen as religiously important sites and attract a lot of pilgrims throughout the year. The revitalizing properties of these geothermal wonders have sound explanations in Science, so people are not just bluffing! 
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The hot springs in India are spread across valleys, rocky terrains, and simple villages. We are blessed with several of these mind-blowing spots in our country. It is easy to find accommodation in the surrounding towns and cities. You can get a cab or go trekking to the unique spots where hot springs come from beneath to above the ground. Try to spot Treebo Hotels for a budget-friendly stay with world-class amenities. 
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We have a list of 15 hot water springs in India that many travelers have described as the perfect blissful getaway from reality.
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Read on to find out!
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The Most Captivating Hot Springs in India <\/strong>
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1 – Kheer Ganga Hot Springs – Kullu<\/strong>
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Kheer Ganga hot springs are present amidst the lofty Himalayan mountains in the Kullu region of Northern India. You have to trek to the scenic spot to experience the warmth and tranquility of the hot spring waters. Kheer Ganga is at a height of 13,051 feet, and the springs are located farther than the end of the trekking point. It is fairly easy to go uphill, and many people engage in this exhilarating activity every year. The warmth of the water is so pleasing, considering how cold the outside atmosphere is. On your way up to the hot springs, you can also check out the Shiva Temple, Rudra Nag, or the Snake Temple, and witness the marvelous arrangement of natural rocks and boulders. 
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Best Time to Visit <\/strong>– April to June (Summers); Mid-January to March (Winters)<\/p>\n\n\n\n

2 – Manikaran Hot Springs – Parvati Valley<\/strong>
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The Manikaran Hot Springs in India is present close to the Kullu district and even closer to the Parvati Valley of Kasol. The place attracts a lot of Hindu devotees and Sikhs who believe in the spiritual energy and healing properties of the water. Despite being at a height of 1720 meters above sea level, the hot springs here maintain a constant temperature that is above the boiling point. However, the water is sent into separate bathing zones for men and women, and the temperature here is bearable for dips. 
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Best Time to Visit <\/strong>– March to June 
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3 – Gaurikund Hot Springs – Garhwal Himalayas<\/strong>
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This is the Kedarnath season! If you are planning on the Kedarnath yatra or Char Dham yatra, you must not miss out on taking a dip in the Gaurikund hot springs. Situated at a height of 2000 meters above sea level, these hot springs are in close proximity to the ethereal Mandakini River. It is also the starting point of the revered Kedarnath trek. While visiting the springs, you can also seek the blessings of Goddess Parvati from the Gauri Devi temple.
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Best Time to Visit: <\/strong>March to June 
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4 – Tattapani Hot Water Springs – Shimla<\/strong>
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The place is named after the famous hot springs in India that you will find in the region. Tattapani translated to \u2018Hot water\u2019 in Hindi. The scenic backdrop of the River Sutlej makes this tourist hotspot all the more unique and captivating. The spring water has high mineral content that is believed to be very therapeutic. People who took a dip in the waters say that it cured them of joint pains, stress, and skin issues. It is 50 km away from Shimla, so you can plan a perfect weekend road trip to the village
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Best Time to Visit: <\/strong>March to June (Spring); September to November (Autumn Onset)<\/p>\n\n\n

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