AquaFonte tiene 5 manantiales termales verificados en India, cada uno con ficha propia: temperatura, minerales, tratamientos y cómo llegar.
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Manantiales
Bakreshwar Hot Spring
Birbhum District, West Bengal · 66.5°C
A cluster of sacred hot springs beside a Shiva temple complex in West Bengal, with surface temperatures ranging from about 35°C up to 66.5°C.
Kheer Ganga Hot Spring
Parvati Valley, Kullu District, Himachal Pradesh
A high-altitude natural hot spring at 2,960m in the Parvati Valley, reached by a popular Himalayan trek and held sacred by Hindus and Sikhs.
Manikaran Sahib Hot Springs
Himachal Pradesh · 95°C
Sacred boiling springs in the Parvati Valley of the Himalayas — a site of pilgrimage for both Sikhs and Hindus, where water hot enough to cook rice rises from the earth at 1,760 metres.
Swedana — Ayurvedic Steam Therapy
Kerala · 42°C
An ancient Ayurvedic herbal steam therapy from Kerala, India — a 3,000-year-old practice in which medicinal herbs are boiled to produce steam that envelops the body in therapeutic vapour.
Vashisht Hot Springs
Kullu District, Himachal Pradesh
Sulphur-rich natural hot springs beside the ancient Vashisht Temple, about 3km from Manali, at roughly 2,050m elevation in the Himalayas.