Akoli Hot Spring

The Akoli hot spring is considered to be a sacred spring that is revered by the visitors.

Akoli Hot Spring, Thane District, MaharashtraLocated in the Thane District of the Indian state of Maharashtra, the Akoli hot spring is a site of natural splendour and mesmerizing natural beauty that attracts visitors from all around. There are about 10 hot springs in Akoli situated on the left bank of the Tansi River and a concrete tank is present at each hot spring. The temperature of these hot springs varies from 45 degree Celsius to 48 degree Celsius. The Akoli hot springs are an ideal place for the visitors to take an invigorating break.

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