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Dundian Hot Spring Resort

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The Dundian Hot Spring Resort is located in Dundian Village, Qincheng Township, north of Xinzhou City. It covers a geothermal area of 13 square kilometers, with spring water temperatures at 50°C. The water is a super composite mineral spring rich in over ten types of minerals, including radon, fluorine, hydrogen sulfide, and silicates. This precious and unique water, abundant in minerals, holds high medical and health benefits, and has been hailed by both domestic and international bathers as the “Healing Spring” and the “Fountain of Youth.” The magical waters, combined with Xinzhou’s beautiful mountains and fascinating caves, create the most distinctive “water and cave” tourism landscape in the region. It is a multifunctional health and entertainment area integrating hot spring therapy, vacationing, tourism, and recreation, and features attractions such as the World Ethnic Park and skiing and grass-sledding zones.

Dundian Hot Spring Resort

The Dundian Hot Spring Resort is a cultural tourism attraction.

The Dundian Hot Spring Resort is located in Dundian Village, Qincheng Township, north of Xinzhou City. It covers a geothermal area of 13 square kilometers, with spring water temperatures at 50°C. The water is a super composite mineral spring rich in over ten types of minerals, including radon, fluorine, hydrogen sulfide, and silicates. This precious and unique water, abundant in minerals, holds high medical and health benefits, and has been hailed by both domestic and international bathers as the “Healing Spring” and the “Fountain of Youth.” The magical waters, combined with Xinzhou’s beautiful mountains and fascinating caves, create the most distinctive “water and cave” tourism landscape in the region. It is a multifunctional health and entertainment area integrating hot spring therapy, vacationing, tourism, and recreation, and features attractions such as the World Ethnic Park and skiing and grass-sledding zones.

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