Which geothermal province/site occurs in Ladakh ?
Puga
Geothermal energy is heat drawn from the earth's interior, usually tapped where hot springs indicate high subsurface temperatures.
Puga valley in Ladakh lies in the Himalayan geothermal province and is regarded as India's most promising geothermal field. It has hot springs with temperatures up to about 84 °C, along with borax and sulphur deposits, and a pilot geothermal power project has been taken up there by ONGC.
Manikaran is a hot spring site in the Parvati valley of Himachal Pradesh, Surajkund is a hot spring in Hazaribagh district of Jharkhand, and Tattapani is a geothermal site in the Balrampur–Surguja area of Chhattisgarh. None of these is in Ladakh.
Therefore the geothermal site that occurs in Ladakh is Puga.
Hence, Puga.
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