Tattapani

Tattapani
Country  India
Province Himachal Pradesh
Elevation 665 m (2,182 ft)
Population
  Total 2,000
Time zone UTC+5:30 (IST)
Calling code 01907
Website www.hotspringhealthcare.com

Tattapani village is located in Mandi district at a distance of 45 km from Shimla and 29 km from Naldehra. It is situated on the right bank of river Sutlej at an altitude of 2,230 ft. above the sea level. In local language, ‘Tattapani’ means ‘hot water’. The place is famous for its hot water springs that is spread over an area of one square kilometre.The spring water is said to have curative powers that provide relief from ailments like joint pain, fatigue, stress relief, and poor blood circulation, and reduces fat and skin diseases.

Adventure lovers can go for white water rafting on Sutlej river. One can also enjoy a bonfire with family or friends at night along the lake

side. Visitors can get accommodation at various guesthouses, budget hotels and luxury resorts that are located nearby.

Activities in Tattapani: River Rafting-Tattapani is a destination for water sport activity fanatics. River rafting in the cold water of River Sutlej, one of the longest rivers of India can be a lot of fun and exciting.

With bewitching landscape all around, ideal time for this activity is during May and June. One can also enjoy this activity from Chabba (12 km) to Tattapani or from Sunni (5 km) to Tattapani. Another option is a stretch of 36 km from Pandowa to Tattapani.

Mountain Biking / Cycling: Mountain biking or cycling is a unique and refreshing experience along the banks of the river Sutlej. Tourists may go up to the Chindi village, which is just 30 km away from Tattapani.

Trekking & Camping: Trekking is one of the most popular sport activities in Tattapani. The small village housing more hills than roads offers various trekking paths where one can relish the natures beauty along the way.

Best Time to Visit: Tattapani can be visited round the year, especially in winter season when the sulphur springs make the region a little warm. This place remains open all throughout the day.

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