Pamukkale which translates to 'Cotton Castle' is a UNESCO World Heritage Site. It has limestone like structures with 17 pools of hot springs.
With the view of the Himalayan ranges, this hot spring is sacred to Hindus. It is believed that Lord Shiva meditated here.
This is the third largest hot spring in the world. The colours of this spring are mesmerising and picture perfect.
Another UNESCO World Heritage Site that has terraced hot springs stretching over 2.2 miles.
It is widely believed that a dip in this water will cure multiple skin ailments.
This colourful hot spring is named after champagne since it bubbles up due to high amounts of carbon dioxide.
In the uninhabited Uunartoq island is one of the only hot springs in the world in which offers a bathing temperature all around the year.
This lesser known destination at Bali is built to bathe in. The water contains a certain level of sulphur that can cure certain skin diseases.
The milky blue waters at blue lagoon offers a spa like experience for anyone who would take a dip in it.