Lusundra Hot Springs

Lusundra Hot Springs are natural thermal springs located in Lusundra village in Kathlal Taluka of Kheda District, Gujarat. The springs emerge as sulphur-rich hot water collected in man-made kunds used for bathing. Known locally as Lasundra Kund, the site is visited for its perceived therapeutic properties and religious association. Surrounded by rural landscape, it is a modest, locally managed attraction near Kapadvanj and Nadiad in central Gujarat.

Visitors can expect a small rural complex with one or more concrete bathing kunds fed by naturally hot, sulphurous water. The setting is open and simple, surrounded by village fields and basic infrastructure. Visitors can observe the spring source, bathe in the warm water in segregated kunds, and see small adjacent shrines. Facilities are basic, and the experience is primarily bathing and sightseeing rather than a developed resort.

The springs are locally revered and used for ritual bathing. The sulphur-rich hot water is traditionally believed to have healing properties, especially for skin-related ailments, and the kunds are visited by pilgrims and local villagers for both religious and therapeutic purposes.