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    The spring’s myth is tied to the story of Lakshmana’s injury during the exile of Rama. According to legend, the gods poured water at the spot where Lakshmana lay wounded, and the healing waters were later sanctified by a sage who had met Rama. That’s why the temple beside the baths is dedicated to Lord Rama pilgrims first offer prayers there, believing the waters are blessed and can cure ailments. If you’re staying near Navsari, the Uday Palace Navsari provides a comfortable base for early morning visits.

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