China's Dead Sea Wellness City
China's Dead Sea Wellness City is located in the salt lake at the foot of the South Zhongtiao Mountain, south of Yuncheng city proper. The lake is crisscrossed with pathways, its waters clear and calm. A gentle breeze creates ripples on the surface, while the lush green pines on the mountain contrast beautifully with the silvery-white lake at its base, offering a uniquely scenic view. Covering an area of over a hundred acres, the wellness city has three bathing areas for children, adults, and black mud, capable of receiving a thousand visitors daily. Here, you can enjoy not only black mud baths and saltwater floating but also various types of black mud care rooms in Japanese, Turkish, and Singaporean styles. The experience caters to all six senses for maximum enjoyment: hearing (gentle music), smell (mineral mud aroma), sight (salt lake scenery), taste (healthy cuisine), touch (massage therapy), and sensation (a purified state of mind). It is a comprehensive black mud wellness destination integrating entertainment, fitness, leisure, therapy, and vacation.
Address: No. 365, Jiefang South Road, Yuncheng City
Best travel period: March – November
Opening hours: Peak season 8:30–22:30; Off-peak season 9:00–22:00
Admission: 258 RMB per person
Transportation: By car: Drive along the Daguang Expressway toward Yuncheng, and exit at Yuncheng South (about a 5-minute drive to the Dead Sea scenic area). From downtown Yuncheng: Drive south along Jiefang South Road in Yanhu District to the Yanhua Hospital, cross the railway, then continue another 5 kilometers south to reach China's Dead Sea Wellness City.
Travel tips: 1. Front desk phone: 0359–8968888; 2. Ticket price: 258 RMB per person, includes four activities: saltwater floating, black mud wellness, mineral salt therapy, and medical hot spring.
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