Hot springs in Thailand

WWII-era hot spring on a river bank in Thong Pha Phum, Kanchanaburi. Three pools, 40-50°C, wheelchair-accessible. Open daily, 130km from Kanchanaburi.

Free sulfur-free public hot spring 2km east of Ranong town, southern Thailand. Three spring sources at 65°C; free foot pools, hot floor complex, and gym.

National park spring 8km south of Pai town via Highway 1095, Mae Hong Son. Source ~80°C; pools 34-42°C; egg-boiling; 300 THB entry; daily 7AM-6PM.

40-acre hot spring park in Mae On, Chiang Mai, 36km east of the city. Geysers, foot canal, communal pools, private rooms, egg-boiling. Daily 7AM-6PM; 100 THB.

Community-managed spring in Doi Hang, Chiang Rai, 20km from the city. Communal pool at 39°C, private rooms, egg-boiling. Closed Mondays and Thursdays.

Natural earthen forest pools in Pha Daeng National Park, 40km north of Chiang Dao. Temperatures 40-64°C; 100 THB entry includes waterfall. Daily 8AM-6PM.

Hot spring forest park in Kantang, Trang, southern Thailand. Three pools, nine private bath rooms, and raised walkways. Open daily 8:30 AM-4:30 PM.

Sulfurous hot spring in Chae Son National Park, Lampang, 75km from Lampang. Open pools, private mineral bungalows, egg-boiling. Foreigners 200 THB entry.