Liancheng Tianyi Hot Spring

　　Tianyi Hot Spring Resort is the first in Longyan to be designed according to the national five-star tourism hotel standards. It is a large-scale comprehensive tourist resort integrating health and wellness, vacation leisure, business meetings, dining and accommodation, and tourism real estate. It is also the largest hot spring resort in Fujian Province. The hot spring contains 54 kinds of natural trace elements beneficial to the human body, and is hailed as “a heaven-sent wellness spring and a premium vacation paradise.”

　　Adjacent to Guanzhai Mountain, a national key scenic spot and a national AAAA-level tourist attraction known as “Majestic Northern Cliffs and Southern Guanzhai, a Danxia Twin Wonder,” Tianyi Hot Spring Resort is located in Liancheng County at the junction of Fujian, Guangdong, and Jiangxi provinces. Boasting superior geographical conditions, it is just 5 km from the highway exit, 7 km from the airport, and 25 km from the train station, offering extremely convenient transportation. The project covers a total area of 5,000 acres, with an initial investment of over 400 million yuan. It has been honored with titles such as “National AAAA-level Tourist Attraction,” “National Five-Star Tourism Hotel,” and “Golden Leaf Green Hotel,” forming a new type of hot spring tourism complex that combines hot spring vacations, health and wellness, leisure and entertainment, dining, and accommodation.

　　The resort offers a variety of luxury guest rooms. Its Chinese and Western restaurants, as well as the Flavor Food Gallery, serve you famous Fujian and Guangdong dishes and authentic Hakka cuisine. There is a multi-functional hall that can accommodate over 300 people, along with multiple meeting rooms of various sizes, all equipped with audiovisual facilities and simultaneous interpretation equipment, making it an ideal venue for hosting various events.

　　The Forest Hot Spring is the first large-scale semi-open-air hot spring in Fujian themed around “Hakka culture.” It features over a hundred types of hot spring therapies including aromatherapy, wine therapy, fish therapy, and traditional Chinese herbal treatments, helping to relieve business travel fatigue and soothe both body and mind. The park showcases pavilions, grey-brick walls, upturned eaves, and dragon-painted beams, highlighting the rich cultural charm of the Hakka style. Additional amenities include a gym, hot spring spa, outdoor swimming pool, wave pool, and lazy river for diverse recreational activities.

　　Inquiry hotline: 0597-8168888

　　Website: http://www.fjtywq.com