Hot Spring/Geyser	Location	District	Significance/Details
Tattapani	Right bank of Satluj River	Mandi	* Sulphur springs with curative properties. <br> * Water level fluctuates with the river. <br> * Partially submerged by the Kol Dam project.
Manikaran	Parbati Valley, along the Parbati River	Kullu	* Numerous springs with high-temperature water. <br> * Water is radioactive and can cook food. <br> * Important pilgrimage site with temples and a gurudwara.
Kasol	Parbati Valley, near Kasol village	Kullu	* Hot water springs with lower temperatures than Manikaran.
Khirganga	Near Kullu	Kullu	* Hot water springs.
Vashisht	Left bank of the Beas River, near Manali	Kullu	* Hot water springs with temples dedicated to Vashisht Rishi and Lord Rama. <br> * Tourism destination.
Jeori	Right bank of Unu Nallah	Kinnaur	* Hot water springs.

Additional Waterfalls and Springs (Briefly)

The document also mentions some waterfalls and springs, though not as detailed as the hot springs:

• Rahla Waterfalls: Near Manali (Kullu district).
  
• Satdhara water spring: Near Panjpulla (Chamba district).
  
• Dhanchho water falls: Near Bharmaur (Chamba district).
  
• Kalika Kund: At Man (Chamba district).
  
• Chadwick Falls: Near Summer Hill (Shimla district).
  
• Bhagsunag water falls: Near Macleodganj (Kangra district).
  

Key Exam Points

• Focus on the location and significance of major hot springs like Tattapani, Manikaran, and Vashisht.
  
• Remember the districts these are located in.
  

Be aware of any unique features (e.g., cooking food in Manikaran, sulphur springs at Tattapani).