Syabru Bensi Hot Spring

Syabru Bensi Hot Spring is a natural geothermal spring at the village of Syabru Bensi in Rasuwa District, Bagmati Province, Nepal, where chloride-rich hot waters emerge at the junction of the Langtang Khola and Bhote Koshi rivers, serving as the most celebrated thermal bathing stop on the Langtang and Tamang Heritage trekking routes through one of Nepal's most accessible high-Himalayan national park systems. The village, the main trailhead for Langtang National Park just north of Kathmandu, has developed outdoor stone-walled pools filled with the natural geothermal water for trekkers and locals alike, creating a community-managed thermal attraction that has become the defining recuperation experience at the start or end of Langtang valley treks. The springs' position at the confluence of two major Himalayan rivers in a landscape of Tamang Buddhist culture, prayer-flag-draped hilltops, and rhododendron forests makes them a deeply atmospheric gateway to the Tibetan border landscapes of the Nepal-Tibet trans-Himalayan zone.