Rajgir Hot Springs area

The Rajgir Hot Springs area refers to geothermal thermal springs situated in and around the ancient city of Rajgir (Nalanda district, Bihar). Rajgir is presented in the source material as an ancient city and university town that served as a political capital for multiple dynasties (Haryanka, Pradyota, Brihadratha, Maurya) and as a religious retreat center used by figures such as the Buddha, Mahavira, and king Bimbisara. Within this broader sacred and historical landscape, the hot springs are noted as geothermal bathing places of cultural significance. The supplied excerpt does not provide specific historical dates for the springs' use, exact coordinates, physical details (temperature, flow), or current visitor access information. Reported phenomena: the provided source does not claim hauntings, apparitions, or other supernatural events associated with the hot springs. Natural geothermal activity (hot springs/thermal springs) is the documented characteristic supported by the source, and no supernatural entities or folkloric explanations are given in the excerpt. Because the site's importance in the excerpt is framed through its long-standing religious and historical associations, the springs are best understood as part of Rajgir's sacred landscape rather than as a locus of reported paranormal phenomena in the supplied material.