Hot Spring (Tilam)

Tilam Hot Spring is a natural thermal spring located at Tilam near Walong in Anjaw district of Arunachal Pradesh, on the bank of the Lohit River. Known for its warm sulphur-rich waters believed to have therapeutic properties, the spring emerges naturally from the ground forming small pools. Surrounded by forested hills and river valley landscape, it is a remote attraction requiring a short trek and is visited for bathing, relaxation and nature experience.

Visitors can expect a remote natural hot spring set in a forested river valley near the Lohit River. The spring forms small natural rock pools with warm water where visitors can bathe. The site is undeveloped with minimal infrastructure, surrounded by hills and wilderness. Reaching the spring involves a short trek from the road head near Walong. The experience is primarily nature-based, quiet and rustic, suitable for bathing, photography and enjoying the valley landscape.

The spring is locally valued for its warm waters believed to have medicinal and therapeutic properties and is traditionally used by local communities for bathing and wellness