Tattapani Hot Spring

Tattapani Hot Spring is a natural sulphur hot spring located in Tattapani village near Gool in Ramban district, Jammu and Kashmir, on the bank of the Chenab River. The spring emerges with naturally heated water believed to have therapeutic properties. It is a notable local attraction for bathing and religious purposes, surrounded by mountainous terrain and river valley scenery, drawing visitors seeking natural bathing experience and scenic views.

Visitors can expect a natural hot water spring emerging from the ground near the Chenab River, with steaming sulphur-rich water collected in small bathing pools and enclosures. The setting is mountainous and rural, with river views and rocky terrain. Visitors can bathe in the warm water, observe local rituals, and explore the surrounding valley landscape. Facilities are basic and the experience is natural and rustic.

The spring holds local religious and cultural significance and is traditionally believed to have healing and therapeutic properties due to its sulphur content. Visitors and locals take ritual baths, especially during religious occasions, and the water is considered sacred and medicinal in local belief.