The open-air forest hot spring area is designed with a garden landscape, built against the mountains and forests, with a gradient structure, located in the forest on the hillside, where the forest coverage rate is as high as 90%. The area is lush with trees, green shadows, and natural simplicity. While bathing in the hot spring water, visitors can also enjoy the plant landscape, letting go of heavy burdens and relaxing tense nerves, achieving liberation for both body and mind.
The area features thirty hot spring pools (including hydrotherapy pools, milk baths, Yao medicine pools, rose baths, golden chrysanthemum, and more than ten other specialty hot springs), heated brick areas, fitness areas, leisure areas, and more, capable of accommodating more than 1000 people for hot springs at the same time. The temperature and humidity in the area are maintained at a level suitable for the human body throughout the year, which is why YinZhan Hot Spring is known as the ‘First Water in the South Sky’ and ‘Natural Oxygen Bar’.
Open all year round from 09:30 to 00:00. The scenic area has preferential policies for children: free for those under 1.2 meters (not including); discounted for those between 1.2 meters (including) and 1.5 meters (not including). For seniors: aged 60 to 69 (including).
Additional notes: Identification or senior citizen cards are required for entry and must be accompanied by young and middle-aged adults. Note: Those aged 70 and above (including) are not accepted for reservations or entry. For military personnel: active-duty soldiers with officer cards, retired soldiers with preferential treatment cards.
Above information is for reference only; specific policies are subject to the scenic area’s on-site disclosure on the day.
YinZhan Junlan Hot Spring
The open-air forest hot spring area is designed with a garden landscape, built against the mountains[...]
