Ralong Hot Springs Tourism

Ralong Hot Springs, also known as Ralong Cha-chu, is a natural thermal spring located near Ravangla in South Sikkim, India. Situated at an altitude of about 2600 meters, the hot springs are set against a backdrop of the majestic Himalayas. Renowned for their therapeutic properties, the sulfurous waters are believed to have healing powers, attracting visitors seeking rejuvenation. The journey to the springs takes trekkers through a stunning landscape of dense forests and picturesque views. Traditionally, these hot springs are significant to the local Buddhist community, and the journey to the site is often combined with a visit to the Ralong Monastery. The trail to Ralong Hot Springs is well-marked and includes a few rustic footbridges that span across the mountain streams. Visitors can immerse in the warm waters and let the serene ambiance of the mountains work their magic. Despite their remote location, basic amenities are available for tourists, including changing rooms and small pools built to contain the hot spring water.