Rajgir Hot Springs (Brahmakund) Tourism

Rajgir Hot Springs, also known as Brahmakund, is located in the ancient city of Rajgir in Bihar, India. These hot springs hold religious significance for Hindus and Buddhists and are located at the foot of the Vaibhava Hills. It is believed that the water from these springs contains medicinal properties due to the presence of various minerals. Hindus consider the waters of Brahmakund, a central hot spring, sacred and perform rituals there. The hot water bubbles out from the Saptadhara, seven streams believed to find their source behind the 'Saptaparni Caves' up in the hills. The hottest of the springs is the Brahmakund with a constant temperature of about 45°C. A complex of temples and the Lakshmi Narayan Tower are located close to the springs, enhancing their religious and cultural importance. The peaceful ambiance and the lush greenery around the springs offer a refreshing experience to visitors. The site also includes facilities that channel the hot water into baths which visitors can use.