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Odisha's Hot Spring
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Odisha features several natural hot springs that are significant for both their medicinal properties and their cultural associations with local temples.
Hot Springs of Odisha
Natural thermal springs categorized by district and significance.
| Name | District | Significance & Details |
|---|---|---|
| Atri Spring | Khorda | Constant 55°C (131°F); sulfur-rich water for skin diseases. Located near Hatakeswar Temple. |
| Taptapani | Gajapati | Eco-tourism spot in Eastern Ghats; features the Kandhuni Mata shrine. |
| Deulajhar | Angul | Water originates beneath a Shivalinga; surrounded by the Kiabana jasmine forest. |
| Tarabalo | Nayagarh | The largest hot spring cluster in Odisha, covering 8 acres. |
| Gosing Jhar | Nayagarh | Natural spring located in the Nayagarh district. |
| Nirmala Jhar | Ganjam | Located in Ganjam; popular for its perennial flow. |
| Kapilash | Dhenkanal | Located in Dhenkanal district. |