Suban Hot Spring

Suban Hot Spring is a natural geothermal attraction located in Desa Suban Ayam, Selupu Rejang, Rejang Lebong Regency, Bengkulu, Indonesia, at the foot of Bukit Kaba. The site channels naturally heated sulfur-rich water into constructed bathing pools surrounded by forested hills and river scenery. Known for its warm mineral water traditionally believed to help with skin and joint ailments, it is a popular day-use recreation site accessible from Curup town.

Visitors can expect a series of warm-water pools of varying temperatures fed by a natural hot spring source, set in a valley surrounded by tropical forest and hills near Bukit Kaba. The main area contains concrete bathing pools for communal soaking, smaller private pools, and a river adjacent to the complex. Facilities include gazebos, changing rooms and food stalls. The water has a noticeable sulfur odor and warm temperature, and visitors typically bathe, soak, relax and take photos in the natural setting.

The spring is traditionally valued by the local Rejang community for its mineral-rich sulfur water believed to have therapeutic benefits for skin conditions and rheumatism, and is used as a communal wellness and recreation site.