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Xinquan Little Fish Hot Spring

Published: 2026-11-15 👁 100 views
Last updated 2026-11-15 — Nestled in serene and secluded surroundings, this place is tranquil and beautiful, free from the hustle and noise and pollution of the city—though not a paradise, it feels even better. The hot spring swimming pool, fish therapy pool,…

Xinquan Little Fish Hot Spring

Xinquan Little Fish Hot Spring
  Here, meandering paths lead to peaceful hideaways in a serene and idyllic environment, untouched by urban clamor and pollution—it’s not quite a utopia, but it might as well be. Facilities at the Xinquan Little Fish Hot Spring Resort include hot spring swimming pools, fish therapy pools, and traditional Chinese medicine soaking pools. There are 17 hot spring pools of various sizes, including swimming pools, fish therapy pools, splash pools, and medicinal baths. The leisure bar is fully equipped and all services are infused with the health theories and methods of traditional Chinese medicine.

  The water of the Little Fish Hot Spring is a rare type of world-class spring water—radon spring—containing an extremely high level of radon. Its superior quality far exceeds World Health Organization standards and can be used both for bathing and drinking, earning it the reputation of "nectar of the gods." It is the ultimate choice for beauty and wellness. A wide range of therapeutic baths are available, including floral baths, milk baths, and various Chinese herbal baths, all designed to help you forget fatigue and relax your body and mind. The rustic flavors of Xinquan Hakka cuisine—rustic farm-style dishes and green, healthy fare such as creek fish tofu—will also leave a lasting impression on your taste buds.

  In addition, the leisure bar’s rest area offers complimentary tea, both cold and hot mineral water, and personalized, family-like service from the local Hakka people—all of which will become cherished memories of your trip.

  Information source: Fujian Provincial Tourism Development Commission

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