Gasa Tshachu is one of Bhutan’s most revered and popular natural hot springs, drawing pilgrims and visitors seeking healing and rejuvenation from across the country. Located in a pristine, secluded valley at an elevation of 2,100 meters, beside the Mo Chhu River, these therapeutic springs are renowned for their distinct medicinal properties. The site features multiple pools, each varying in temperature and mineral composition, traditionally believed to cure a wide range of ailments, from rheumatism and arthritis to skin diseases and indigestion.

Beyond its healing powers, Gasa Tshachu offers a serene escape into untouched natural beauty. The journey to the springs, whether by a scenic drive or a short hike, immerses visitors in the tranquil Himalayan landscape. Basic but clean facilities, including separate pools for men and women, shower rooms, and guesthouses, are provided to ensure a comfortable and hygienic experience. It’s a cherished site for both its therapeutic benefits and its deep connection to Bhutanese traditions of wellness and nature reverence.