Ambora Spring

Very dirty. No maintenance. Overhead possibilities of coconuts falling. Lots of water snake's, not safe. Doesn't look like a natural spring as it is grilled all sides.

It's a small spring with small fishes inside.

Ambora spring is located in a very quiet and unremarkable area. It looks just like any other rural setting with a narrow road, swaying palms and thick vegetation.

This is heritage place of one of the village of goa. It has fresh water spring which comes down from mountain and goes into fields.
You'll find a small pond like structure constructed around it. It has small fishes, when you enter, they start eating your dead skin, it's like free natural fish spa.

Just a small waterbody in a village. VP taken initiative to maintain it is good thing. Whoever visits here please maintain.

This place has something unique to offer. My first wrong impression was like - it's different and how can this be an attraction. But when you spend some good 30 mins here, you realise it's importance. Its a ground source of clear and filtered water and 1 ft depth is maintained. You can have a free fish pedicure here.
Tourist shouldn't spoil the water and violate serenity of this place.
Highly recommended when you are around this place.

Simple and natural water spring ....... enjoyed the free pedicure from the fish.

Ambora spring is located in a very quiet and unremarkable area. It looks just like any other rural setting with a narrow road, swaying palms and thick vegetation. Only the sign board in yellow catches your attention. What looks like the wall of the well is where the spring is. You wouldn't image there is water flowing because the water is tranquil and soundless. A few steps descend to the water which is cool, clear and only about a foot deep. You can bathe in it, however, as the board states very clearly animals are not allowed into the water.

Very cool place in hot region, you will get free pedicure from fishes. Please preserve beauty of nature, don't dirt the place and water.