Madkot Hot Springs

Madkot Hot Springs are natural thermal springs located approximately 22 kilometers from Munsiyari in the Pithoragarh district of Uttarakhand. Situated on the banks of the Gori Ganga River, these sulfur-rich hot springs are known for their therapeutic properties and are believed to provide relief from rheumatism, joint pain, and skin ailments. The springs form a small natural pond with warm water flowing year-round, set against scenic Himalayan landscapes with views of the Panchchuli peaks.

Visitors can expect a small natural thermal pool with hot sulfur-rich mineral water situated on the riverbed of the Gori Ganga River. The location offers panoramic views of the surrounding mountains including the Panchchuli peaks. The site is relatively basic with limited facilities and signage. Visitors typically bathe in the warm waters which are believed to have healing properties for joint and muscle ailments. The setting is rustic and natural rather than developed, with the spring forming a small concrete or natural pool where hot water collects.

The hot springs have long been recognized by locals for their therapeutic properties and are used for treating various ailments including rheumatoid arthritis, joint pain, muscle inflammation, and skin disorders. The sulfur-rich mineral water has attracted visitors seeking natural healing remedies.