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Vashisht Hot Water Springs is a 4,000 year old natural geothermal sulphur spring emerging inside the sacred temple complex of Sage Vashisht, located 3 km n...
Vashisht Hot Water Springs is a 4,000 year old natural geothermal sulphur spring emerging inside the sacred temple complex of Sage Vashisht, located 3 km north of Manali. Set across the Beas River on a sunny hillside in Himachal Pradesh, it is famed for its medicinal thermal waters.

The spring waters maintain a soothing natural temperature between 45°C and 50°C year round, enriched with natural minerals and sulphur that cure skin ailments and muscle exhaustion. Devotees bathe in modern tiled separate bathing enclosures for men and women before offering prayers at the intricately carved wood temple.
Truth is, opposite the sage shrine sits a historic stone temple dedicated to Lord Rama. The vibrant village alleys of Vashisht feature bohemian rooftop cafes, wool weaving shops, and the scenic pine trail starting point leading to Jogini Waterfall (3 km away).
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The waters are naturally rich in sulphur and essential minerals that help relieve skin diseases, joint pain, muscle fatigue, and arthritis.
Yes, the temple management maintains clean, separate covered Turkish style indoor bathing kunds for men and women.
The natural geothermal water emerges from the ground at a steady temperature between 45°C and 50°C throughout the year.
The bathing kunds are open daily from 7:00 AM to 1:00 PM in the morning and from 2:00 PM to 9:00 PM in the evening.
No, bathing in the public temple kunds is completely free for all devotees and tourists.
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