Chengnanzhuang Hot Spring

Chengnanzhuang Hot Spring

Chengnanzhuang Hot Spring in Fuping County is a small northern town that holds an important place in the history of China’s revolution. Located at the eastern foothills of the Taihang Mountains and just 5 kilometers from Chairman Mao’s former residence, it boasts a beautiful natural environment. The area is surrounded by towering ancient trees, layered mountains, lush pines and cypresses, blooming wildflowers, abundant mountain springs, and flowing streams. From a distance, the streams look like silver ribbons winding through the rugged landscape. It is a prime location for forests, grasslands, flowers, and birds. The hot spring has a large water flow, with the outlet maintaining a constant temperature of 50°C. It provides 836.4 cubic meters of thermal mineral water per day. The bathing facilities in the mid-range accommodation hotels not only offer cleanliness but also have high medical value, showing miraculous effects on certain skin conditions. The area has great potential for development and utilization. It is networked with attractions such as Chairman Mao’s Former Residence and Shifo Hall to create a resort that integrates sightseeing, tourism, vacationing, and convalescence.

Historical research indicates that this hot spring was first developed during the Tang Dynasty. The water originates from deep underground, with the outlet maintaining a temperature of 50°C. Expert testing has shown that the spring water is rich in elements such as sulfur, calcium, magnesium, and potassium. It has health benefits for disease prevention, body strengthening, and beauty care, and is particularly effective in treating various conditions such as skin diseases, arthritis, stomach ailments, and lumbar - leg pain.

During the Anti - Japanese War and the Liberation War, national leaders including Chairman Mao, [names redacted], Ren Bishi, Nie Rongzhen, and Xiao Ke bathed here. As a result, the hot spring is also known as the “Generals’ Pool” or “Leaders’ Spring.” Additionally, it is closely connected to Chairman Mao’s Former Residence and is on the same tourist route as Shifo Hall, one of the eight major grottoes in Hebei. The sites are relatively concentrated, making sightseeing convenient and efficient.

Chengnanzhuang Hot Spring is a precious radon spring and is one of the earlier and better examples of comprehensive development and utilization in China. In the future, greater efforts should be made to maximize the multi - purpose use of the Pingshan radon spring, especially in using radon spring water to treat various diseases, bringing more benefits to the people.

After renovation and redecoration, Chengnanzhuang Hot Spring in Fuping County has taken on a completely new look. We now welcome both new and returning customers. Here, you can enjoy the green mountains and clear waters, making it an ideal place for spiritual cultivation. The air is fresh, and transportation is convenient.

Reservation phone: 0311 - 7885678