Khao Chaison Hot Springs

Khao Chaison Hot Springs is a natural thermal spring located in Khao Chaison Subdistrict, Khao Chaison District, Phatthalung Province, southern Thailand. Situated near the eastern foothills and close to Thale Luang, it features naturally heated mineral water emerging at around 60°C, channeled into concrete bathing and foot-soak pools. Managed by the local municipality, the site is known for its accessible, community-run setting and therapeutic bathing tradition among locals and visitors.

Visitors can expect a simple, open-air community hot spring complex surrounded by palm trees and rural scenery. Naturally hot mineral water is fed into several concrete pools of varying temperatures for full-body bathing and foot soaking, with cooler mixing pools for comfortable immersion. Facilities are basic and functional, including changing rooms, toilets and shaded seating. The atmosphere is quiet and local, primarily used for relaxation and wellness bathing rather than resort-style development.

The hot springs are traditionally valued by local communities for wellness and therapeutic bathing, with mineral-rich waters believed to help relieve muscle pain and improve circulation. The site is maintained as a community health and recreation resource by the Khao Chaison local administration.