At Tangliande Hot Spring Resort, all hot spring pools and shower water use soft water obtained through Japanese water quality cultivation technology. It is thoroughly cleaned and maintained daily, with real-time monitoring of sterilization treatment and water quality cultivation. In terms of water quality and hygiene, advanced Japanese warm bath technology is adopted for extremely strict system management, enabling bathers to truly experience hot spring pools that are more comfortable, safer and hygienic than natural hot springs. In Japan and South Korea, Tangliande’s artificial hot springs are particularly popular among female and child customers.
In the sweat steaming area of Tangliande Hot Spring Resort, it is built with pure ancient traditional Korean craftsmanship, fully allowing customers to experience the style of Jeju Island, a tourist destination in South Korea, and giving customers a hearty Korean sweat steaming experience. Korean sweat steaming has a very good health preservation effect. When the body temperature rises by 1 degree higher than normal body temperature, the immunity will be enhanced by 5-6 times. Under the action of Korean warm circulation, the internal temperature of the human body increases, and the large and small sweat glands are fully opened, promoting the excretion of deep sweat.
In addition to enjoying traditional hot spring and sweat steaming services, Tangliande also has facilities such as Japanese and Korean delicious cuisine restaurants, Japanese and Korean nail salons, massage and health care areas, children’s playgrounds, 3D cinemas, KTV practice rooms, board game and chess areas, and guest rooms, providing customers with good choices for leisure, entertainment, health, and urban vacations.
The store’s filtration system adopts new Japanese technology to achieve continuous circulation on the water surface and at the bottom of the bath. The dirt at the bottom and the floating matter on the water surface flow into the recycling tank along with the water flow, keeping the hot spring water in a clean state all the time. In addition, this filtration system recycles warm water in the bath. Compared with the previous circulation system, it greatly reduces water resources, fuel, and drainage costs, solving the three major problems of cleanliness, environmental protection, and cost reduction.
The carbonated bath hot spring water contains a large amount of carbonic acid. Carbonic acid gas penetrates into the skin, so carbonated springs are called ‘heart soup’ in Germany.
