Reshi Hot Springs

Reshi Hot Springs, on the banks of the Rangeet river in South Sikkim, are natural sulphur springs believed to have therapeutic properties, drawing visitors seeking a relaxing soak amid a scenic riverside forest setting. The springs' relatively modest development, without extensive commercial spa infrastructure, gives the site a more natural, unpolished character than more heavily developed hot spring destinations elsewhere in India.

Reshi's combination of natural hot water and riverside scenery makes it a pleasant, low-key stop for visitors exploring South and West Sikkim, offering a genuinely relaxing break from the region's more demanding mountain trekking and monastery-focused sightseeing.

The hot springs at Reshi have long been valued by local communities for their perceived therapeutic properties, a tradition that continues to draw visitors specifically seeking the springs' warm mineral water.

About 55km from Gangtok, near the West Sikkim border, roughly 2.5-3 hours by road.