Dirang Hot Water Spring

Dirang Hot Water Spring is a natural thermal spring located near Dirang town in West Kameng district, Arunachal Pradesh, about 3 km from the main town. Situated on the hillside near the Dirang River, it is known for its naturally heated sulphur-rich water believed to have medicinal properties. The spring features separate bathing pools for men and women and is surrounded by scenic Himalayan landscape, making it a popular stop for tourists traveling between Bomdila and Tawang.

Visitors can expect a natural hillside hot spring with steaming sulphur-rich water channelled into two separate concrete bathing pools for men and women. The site is set amidst forested hills and offers views of the surrounding valley. Visitors can take a dip in the warm water, observe the natural source, and enjoy the tranquil mountain environment. Basic changing facilities and steps leading down to the pools are available. The area is small and rustic, primarily focused on bathing and sightseeing.

Natural thermal spring traditionally used by local communities for bathing; no documented built historical structure, but long associated with local healing practices.

Considered significant by the local Monpa community; water is believed to have healing and medicinal properties due to its natural sulphur content and is used for therapeutic bathing.