Sitakund Hot Spring

Thermal Spring of Goddess Sita Legend

Overview

Sitakund Hot Spring in Munger district is steeped in legend—it's said Goddess Sita bathed here. The water maintains a steady 45°C year-round and is famed for its skin-healing properties.

Framed by gentle slopes and native trees, the spring flows into stone-lined ghats. Locals and visitors alike come to soak, meditate, and enjoy the tranquil setting.

Geological Profile

Temperature: ~45°C constant
Minerals: Sulfur, Calcium, Magnesium
Origin: Deep geothermal fissures
Flow Rate: Approx. 200 L/min

Healing Properties

Locals and Ayurvedic practitioners use Sitakund's waters to:

Treat skin conditions (eczema, psoriasis)
Sooth muscle aches and joint stiffness
Improve circulation and relieve stress
Promote detoxification through mild sweating

Visiting Information

Opening Hours

06:00 AM – 07:00 PM

Best Season

October – March

Entry Fee

Free (Donations Welcome)

How to Reach

By Air: Patna Airport (190 km) + taxi to Munger.
By Train: Jamalpur Junction (20 km), then local transport.
By Road: Buses & taxis from Munger city (8 km) and Bhagalpur (60 km).

Nearby Attractions

Munger Fort

Historic hill fort with panoramic river views.

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Pir Shah Jahania Dargah

Famous shrine set along the Ganges bank.

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Bhimbandh Hot Springs

Another mineral spring rich in sulfur & greenery.

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FAQs

Yes, stone-lined ghats and steps into the spring are provided.

Soak for max 15–20 minutes, avoid head immersion, and stay hydrated.

Sitakund Hot Spring

Overview

Geological Profile

Healing Properties