Rucheng Hot Spring Cultural Park
Covering an area of 26 acres with a total investment of 5 million yuan, Rucheng Hot Spring Cultural Park broke ground in June 2005, was completed on the 16th of that year, and officially opened on September 18. It served as the main venue for the closing ceremony of the 2005 "9.18" China Chenzhou Eco-Hot Spring Tourism Festival. The park is built around natural attractions such as the Reshui Tanghe Hot Spring, springs, sealed spring ruins, and the Red Army Pool, and is deeply rooted in the bathing culture of Rucheng Hot Springs. With the landscape style of a southern Hunan water town garden, it uses antique-style corridors or natural vegetation to separate the area from nearby residential zones, creating a uniquely charming hot spring garden landscape. The park features leisure facilities such as a relaxation plaza, shaded plaza, thematic sculpture, performance stage, cultural stele corridor, relief wall, Egg Fun Spring, hot spring foot soaking pool, hexagonal pavilion, and combination pavilion. It also offers authentic hot spring-glutinous rice wine, delicious hot spring-boiled eggs, and hot spring snacks. From time to time, you can enjoy unique She ethnic group songs and dances as well as folk performances, making your visit truly delightful and unforgettable.
The construction of the Rucheng Hot Spring Cultural Park not only provides tourists with a highly distinctive regional tourism and leisure destination, but also greatly enhances the scenic area’s appeal under the brand of "China's No. 1 Hot Spring Culture Park." It helps raise the visibility of Rucheng Hot Springs, boosts overall tourism benefits, and stands as a landmark landscape structure in the Rucheng Hot Springs area and even the Chenzhou region, themed around showcasing and promoting hot spring culture.
Address: Right side of Fuguan Mountain Villa, Reshui Town, Rucheng County, Chenzhou City, Hunan Province
Opening Hours:
8:30-17:30
Ticket
Adult Ticket: 108 yuan
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