Bhimbandh Eco-Trek & Geothermal Springs

Bhimbandh Wildlife Sanctuary, situated in the Kharagpur hills of Munger district, is a dense forest reserve spanning over 680 sq km. The forest is famous for its natural hot springs (geothermal springs) which maintain a temperature of 52°C to 65°C throughout the year, rich in sulphur and known for skin-healing properties. The eco-trek takes you through trails lined with giant sal trees, thick bamboo groves, and small streams. It is home to leopards, wild boars, sambar deer, and a vast species of birds.

• Hike along scenic forest trails lined with dense bamboo and sal wood canopy
• Discover the therapeutic geothermal hot water springs in the heart of the forest
• Spot wildlife like langurs, barking deer, and peacocks along the trail
• Walk past historic tribal villages and enjoy the pristine natural surroundings

• Do not touch the water directly at the source (it can cause burns)
• Walk silently to avoid alerting wild animals
• Do not litter; keep the wildlife sanctuary plastic-free

• Forest entry permit (can be obtained at checkpost)
• Comfortable trail running shoes
• Insect repellent