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Hot Water Rafting Tourist Area

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The Hot Water Rafting River in the Hot Water Rafting Tourist Area, renowned as the “No. 1 Rafting in Eastern Guangdong,” boasts the longest and most ecologically preserved rafting course in China. Spanning 6.5 kilometers and passing through 18 pools and 9 rapids, the river twists and turns with thrilling challenges — making it the perfect choice for thrill-seekers and adventurers.  Contact number…

Hot Water Rafting Tourist Area

The Hot Water Rafting River in the Hot Water Rafting Tourist Area, renowned as the “No. 1 Rafting in Eastern Guangdong,” boasts the longest and most ecologically preserved rafting course in China. Spanning 6.5 kilometers and passing through 18 pools and 9 rapids, the river twists and turns with thrilling challenges — making it the perfect choice for thrill-seekers and adventurers.

Contact number: 0762-5169193

Aquatic Dream — Night Rafting

Aquatic Dream is meticulously planned and produced by Shanghai Media Group, utilizing cutting-edge technology to blend light, electricity, imagery, and sound into a fantastical combination. It merges cultural innovation, fashion sports, adventure exploration, and thrilling romance on a serene river.

Along the beautiful 3.2-kilometer stretch of the Hot Water River, surrounded by stunning natural scenery, Aquatic Dream presents a spectacular high-tech interactive water show that integrates visual, auditory, olfactory, gustatory, and tactile experiences in a 5D format. This grand aquatic performance lasts 60 minutes and features 12 breathtaking large-scale scenes, with a total project investment of 120 million yuan. Scenes include the Stone Bridge Illusion, Origin of Life, Entering the Realm, Dreamy Forest, Pterosaur Flight, Baptism of Fire, Baptism of Water, and Butterfly Dream — offering visitors an unforgettable journey through a dreamlike landscape.

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