The thermal springs are sourced from the volcanic geology of the Mount Gede-Pangrango region.
The facility is integrated with the path of the Cimandiri River, which is one of the longest rivers in West Java.
The site provides both communal pools and partitioned 'VIP' rooms for guests preferring privacy.
Water from these springs is locally believed to assist in relieving skin ailments and muscle tension due to high mineral content.
Hot Water Bathing Cikundul Tirta Daya Budi is a thermal water destination located in the Lembursitu district of Sukabumi, Indonesia. The facility features several pools fed by natural geothermal springs known for their sulfur content. Visitors can access both public swimming areas and private bathing rooms for individual use. The site is situated along the banks of the Cimandiri River, providing a scenic backdrop of flowing water and vegetation. The water temperature is maintained by the volcanic activity prevalent in the West Java region. The site offers basic amenities including changing rooms and local food stalls. It functions primarily as a local leisure spot for residents and domestic tourists seeking therapeutic bathing experiences. The facility remains an active recreational site as of August 2026.
The edge of the pools overlooking the Cimandiri River rapids.
Bring your own towel and toiletries, as they are not always provided on-site.
Opt for the private bathing rooms if you prefer a quieter experience away from the crowds in the main pools.
Visit during the early morning on weekdays to experience the clearest water and fewer visitors.
Avoid visiting on weekends or public holidays if you prefer a quiet environment, as the site becomes very crowded with local families.
Modest swimwear is expected; avoid overly revealing clothing out of respect for local cultural norms.
