Bhimbandh Hot Springs

Sulphur-Rich Springs in Bhimbandh Wildlife Sanctuary

Overview

Bhimbandh Hot Springs lie within the Bhimbandh Wildlife Sanctuary in the Munger–Bhagalpur region. Legend ties them to Bhima of the Mahabharata. The sulphur-rich waters surface at 52°C–65°C, famed for therapeutic benefits.

Natural stone ghats provide bathing spots amid dense forest. Managed by sanctuary authorities, they welcome nature lovers, wellness seekers, and pilgrims—entry to the springs is free.

Geological Profile

Temperature: 52°C – 65°C
Minerals: Sulphur, Iron, Magnesium
Origin: Deep crustal fissures heated by geothermal activity
Flow Rate: Approx. 300 L/min (combined)

Healing Properties

Traditional and Ayurvedic practitioners recommend Bhimbandh waters for:

Relief from rheumatism and joint pains
Improvement in skin ailments (eczema, acne)
Soothing of muscle aches and fatigue
Detoxification via mild perspiration

Visiting Information

Opening Hours

06:00 AM – 07:00 PM

Best Season

October – March

Entry Fee

Free (Sanctuary entry fee ₹50 per adult)

How to Reach

By Air: Patna Airport (180 km) + taxi to Bhimbandh.
By Train: Jamalpur Junction (60 km), then local transport.
By Road: Buses/taxis from Bhagalpur (50 km) or Munger (40 km).

Nearby Attractions

Vikramshila Ruins

Archaeological remains of the ancient university.

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Tajpur Falls

Scenic waterfall set amid lush greenery.

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Munger Fort

Historic hill fort with panoramic river views.

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FAQs

Yes — stone-lined ghats maintained by sanctuary staff.

Limit soak to 15 – 20 minutes, avoid head immersion, and stay hydrated.

Bhimbandh Hot Springs

Overview

Geological Profile

Healing Properties