Famous Hot Springs In North India

 

Due to geographical activities, hot water tanks and waterfalls are found in many places on the earth. Most of these pools have special medicinal properties as they contain many types of mineral elements. Therefore, bathing in these hot water pools cures many diseases and diseases, especially the skin. In India too, there are many such ponds, many of which are at religious shrines, due to which their importance increases manifold. Due to the religious place and medicinal properties, there is a crowd of devotees throughout the year. Let's know about some hot springs in North India.

Water Reservoir Of Rajgir:

It was once the capital of the Magadha Empire. Rajgir is not only a famous religious shrine but is also popular as a beautiful health resort.

Bakreshwar Jal Kund West Bengal:

Bakreshwar is a famous pilgrimage site in West Bengal. It has a distinct identity among the excursions of West Bengal as it has 10 hot water tanks.

Manikaran Himachal Pradesh:

Manikaran is 45 km from Kullu in Himachal Pradesh. This place is particularly known for hot water glasses. Sulfur, uranium and other radioactive elements are found in large quantities in the water here. The temperature of this water is very high. This place is a center of faith for Hindus and Sikhs.

Atri Jal Kund:

Atri in Odisha is famous for its sulfur-rich hot water reservoirs. This Jalkund has located 42 km from Bhubaneswar. The temperature of the water in this pool is 55 degrees.

Yumesamdong:

Yumesamdong is one of the most famous places in Sikkim. Located in the northeastern state, this pool is situated at an altitude of 15500 feet. There are 14 sulfur-rich reservoirs in Yumesamdong.

Panamik:

Nubra Valley means Valley of Flowers. This place is also known for the hot water reservoir. Tulsi Shyam Kund, Gujarat - Tulsi Shyam Kund is located 65 km from Junagadh. There are three pools of hot water here. Their specialty is that all three have different temperatures.

60 Hot Water Reservoirs Of Jharkhand:

Jharkhand is at the forefront of India in terms of hot water sources. There are 60 hot water springs here.

Brahma Kund:

Brahma Kund, which has a temperature of 45 ° C. Here water comes from Saptakarni caves.

Yamunotri:

There is a temple of Goddess Yamuna here. People cook food with this hot water and offer it to the Goddess as Prasad.