Kheer Ganga Hot Spring

Kheer Ganga Hot Spring, also known as Parvati Kund, sits at roughly 2,960 metres in the Parvati Valley of Himachal Pradesh, reached via a 12-13 km trek from Barshaini village near Kasol. The spring is considered sacred by both Hindu and Sikh communities and is one of the most popular trekking destinations in the Indian Himalayas, combining natural hot-water bathing with views of snow-capped peaks, pine forests and waterfalls along the Parvati River. Camping at the site is currently banned, making it a day-trek destination, but it remains hugely popular with backpackers and nature enthusiasts seeking a blend of adventure, spirituality and budget-friendly travel.