Hot Water River Rafting
Hot Water River Rafting is known as China’s premier hot spring rafting experience.
Located in Rucheng Hot Springs, known as the “No. 1 Hot Spring City in South China,” the area offers convenient transport links — you can head east to Ganzhou in Jiangxi, south to Danxia Mountain and Nanhua Temple in Guangdong, west to Dongjiang Lake, or north to Jinggangshan and the Mausoleum of Emperor Yan. The scenery is picturesque, with endless tea terraces and bamboo groves that are lush and verdant all year round. The region enjoys a spring-like climate throughout the seasons, with clear streams murmuring through winding paths shaded by bamboo, offering a cool and delightful retreat full of charm. Currently, there are four types of rafting experiences available: adventure rafting, leisure rafting, couple rafting, and night-lit rafting. These combine thrills, serenity, seclusion, and wonder, allowing visitors to fully immerse themselves in nature, refreshing both body and mind. It’s an ideal destination for sightseeing and leisure. The area boasts a pleasant climate, fresh air, and a forest coverage rate of 91.9%.
At Hot Water River Rafting, you can wash your hands and feet in the cool water, relaxing at your own pace; brave the rapids over small dams for a thrill that’s more exciting than scary; take a ride in a rustic ox cart to soak in the rural nostalgia; or hop on a covered wagon to admire vast bamboo seas. For those who wish to extend the fun, you can swim in the open-air splashing area at the end of the rafting course, or enjoy a soak in the Rucheng Hot Springs. There, you can also listen to traditional mountain song duets, join ethnic dances, feast on barbecued treats, savor farm-style cuisine and bamboo tube rice, stay in a bamboo forest resort, and take part in lively bonfire parties... making it a perfect spot for leisure and entertainment.
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