Emperor Ming’s Royal Hot Springs

Emperor Ming’s Royal Hot Springs

Emperor Ming’s Royal Hot Springs

Emperor Ming’s Royal Hot Springs is located in Reshui Village, Baimadong, Shuangliu Town, Kaiyang County, 58 kilometers from Guiyang, covering an area of 1.83 hectares. The bottom temperature of the hot spring well is 45 degrees Celsius. The water contains beneficial trace elements for the human body such as strontium, lithium, zinc, and selenium, with a pH value of 7.64, classifying it as soft water. The buildings are uniformly classic Chinese-style, exuding the rich ambience of the prosperous Tang Dynasty, carrying forward the simplicity and grandeur of imperial gardens. The resort is surrounded by forests and nestled against mountains and a river.

Activities: Hot spring bathing, outdoor fitness. The resort offers facilities for conferences, dining, barbecue, tea art, guest rooms, bonsai viewing, tennis and badminton, fishing, cockfighting performances, children’s playgrounds, chess and card rooms, and concert halls. It can accommodate up to 800 visitors for bathing and 160 for accommodation per session. The entrance fee for bathing is 68 RMB per person. It is a resort and entertainment destination integrating outdoor leisure and sports.