Unapdev Hot Spring
Maharashtra, India
Warm water from a stone cow's mouth at a Satpura foothills picnic spot

Unapdev is a small hot spring and picnic site near the village of Dara in the Shahada area of Nandurbar district, in northwest Maharashtra close to the Satpura hills. The warm water flows constantly from a carved stone spout shaped like a cow's mouth, and it has made the spot a local pilgrimage and family outing destination for generations. People wash their hands and feet under the spout and bathe where the water collects; we could not confirm the temperature or whether there is a formal bathing tank.
There is no entry fee. You reach it by road, and it makes most sense combined with other stops in Nandurbar or a drive through the Satpura region. Go in the cool season from November to February, because the plains here are very hot from March onward.
Treat the spring as a religious site and dress modestly. The honest downside: this is a modest local attraction with few facilities, little published information and nothing to justify a long detour on its own.
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