Jiangzha Hot Springs

Jiangzha Hot Springs

Jiangzha Hot Springs is located in Jiangzha Township in the northeastern part of Ruoergai County, bordering Luqu County of Gansu Province to the north and adjacent to the Tiebu Sika Deer Nature Reserve of Sichuan Province to the south. “Jiangzha” is a Tibetan transliteration meaning “willow forest.” The hot springs are surrounded by mountains, featuring over 50 natural springs of varying sizes. The water temperature remains around 40°C year-round, with a flow rate of 2.3866–2.6156 liters per second, and the water is crystal clear. Every year, many visitors from afar and local residents come here for pilgrimage and bathing. According to experts, the spring water has a sulfuric scent and is rich in minerals such as radon, classifying it as a radon hot spring. Practical evidence shows that the waters of Jiangzha Hot Springs have significant therapeutic effects on skin diseases, arthritis, rheumatism, cancer, stomach ailments, and more. This destination combines miraculous hot spring waters, traditional ethnic culture, and serene natural scenery, making it an ideal spot for leisure, vacation, and summer retreat.

Location: Jiangzha Hot Springs is located in Jiangzha Township in the northeastern part of Ruoergai County, bordering Luqu County of Gansu Province to the north and adjacent to the Tiebu Sika Deer Nature Reserve of Sichuan Province to the south.

Reputation: Jiangzha Hot Springs enjoys fame across Sichuan, Gansu, and Qinghai, and is regarded as “holy healing water” for bathing by many Tibetan people.

Contact: 0837-2298081

Official Website: http://www.ruoergai.gov.cn/ (Ruoergai County Government Website)

Ticket Information: 10 RMB

Attraction Introduction: “Jiangzha” is a Tibetan transliteration meaning “willow forest.” The hot springs are surrounded by mountains, featuring over 50 natural springs of varying sizes. The water temperature remains around 40°C year-round, with a flow rate of 2.3866–2.6156 liters per second, and the water is crystal clear. Every year, many visitors from afar and local residents come here for pilgrimage and bathing. According to experts, the spring water has a sulfuric scent and is rich in minerals such as radon, classifying it as a radon hot spring. Practical evidence shows that the waters of Jiangzha Hot Springs have significant therapeutic effects on skin diseases, arthritis, rheumatism, cancer, stomach ailments, and more. This destination combines miraculous hot spring waters, traditional ethnic culture, and serene natural scenery, making it an ideal spot for leisure, vacation, and summer retreat.