Golden Tang Bay Seawater Hot Springs
Golden Tang Bay Seawater Hot Springs is a national AAAA-level tourist attraction.
Golden Tang Bay Seawater Hot Springs is located to the south of Yuanyuan Village in Chenda Town, nestled against mountains and by the sea, with convenient transportation. This seawater hot spring is the most distinctive geothermal resource in Yunxiao and is also one of the rare salty hot springs in China rich in various trace elements beneficial to the human body. With a temperature of 68°C and a daily water output of 1,249 cubic meters, it is the hottest mineralized hot spring in the country with health and therapeutic benefits, as well as one of the world’s few valuable salty medicinal mineral waters, renowned as the "Heavenly Pool on Earth." After bathing, visitors generally feel relaxed, especially noting significant therapeutic effects for skin diseases, arthritis in the elderly, and osteoporosis.
The overall planned development area of the Golden Tang Bay Seawater Hot Springs Resort spans 2,000 acres, with a total planned investment exceeding 500 million RMB. The first phase of construction includes a naturally integrated SPA functional hot spring center, a time-share resort hotel, a sea yacht activity zone, a wholesale seafood street activity area, an ecological fruit sightseeing park, a Taiwan trade distribution zone, and a leisure and entertainment area, among others. This year, Golden Tang Bay plans to invest over 100 million RMB to develop the main hot spring park and a five-star tourist hotel, while also striving for a 4A-level tourist attraction rating. The entire resort project is expected to be completed by 2011, with an annual visitor capacity projected to exceed 300,000. Here, you can enjoy a rich hot spring culture, the magical charm of the springs, and thoughtful family-style service. In the evening, take a stroll along the fishing pier, admire the sunset scenery, and indulge in a moment of leisure.
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