Jasin Hot Spring

Jasin Hot Spring is a natural geothermal spring in the district of Jasin in Melaka State, Malaysia, one of the country's smallest states and home to the UNESCO-listed historic city of Malacca — the great 15th-century entrepôt of the Malay Archipelago — where bicarbonate thermal waters emerge from the basement granite of the Malay Peninsula at bathing temperatures. The springs, located in the forested inland hills away from Melaka's busy historic waterfront, offer a quiet natural thermal bathing experience within easy reach of one of Southeast Asia's most historically significant cities. The juxtaposition of Jasin's serene natural thermal setting with the extraordinary multicultural heritage of Melaka city — where Portuguese, Dutch, British, Chinese, and Malay cultures intertwined over five centuries of maritime trade — makes a visit here uniquely rich in historical and natural contrast.