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Jiangxi Tanghu Hot Spring Resort

Published: 2026-11-15 👁 101 views
Last updated 2026-11-15 — Jiangxi Tanghu Hot Spring Resort is located in Tanghu Town, the hometown of the renowned Dogu Nao tea in Jiangxi Province, just 90 kilometers from the red tourism destination of Jinggangshan...

Jiangxi Tanghu Hot Spring Resort

Jiangxi Tanghu Hot Spring Resort
      Jiangxi Tanghu Hot Spring Resort is situated in Tanghu Town, the hometown of the famous Dogu Nao tea in Jiangxi Province, only 90 kilometers away from the red tourism destination of Jinggangshan. Boasting a superior environment, convenient transportation, and beautiful scenery, it is known as the "Little South China Sea of the South" and is one of the key tourist attractions in the Greater Jinggangshan “Tourism Loop” (Jinggangshan — Yan Emperor Mausoleum — Tanghu).

      The resort covers an area of over 400 acres and features comprehensive facilities. It boasts Guangdong Province’s largest artificial hot spring waterfall, as well as 46 pure hot spring soaking pools showcasing styles from various provinces across China. The large pure hot spring waterfall pool, spanning more than 1,500 square meters, can accommodate hundreds of visitors for soaking at the same time. The thrilling and unique 100% pure hot spring drifting river can host hundreds of visitors who float along the gentle currents in rubber rafts.

      The resort has five themed hot spring areas: the Dynamic & Exotic Zone, featuring a year-round naturally tempered hot spring swimming pool and exciting surfing slides; the Eco-Wellness Zone, offering food therapy, herbal therapy, fish therapy, steam therapy, sand therapy, hydrotherapy, flower therapy, mud therapy, milk therapy, and exotic geothermal therapy; the Kids Fun Zone, with a variety of children’s water play attractions such as slides and diving boards; as well as the Original Spring Couple Zone and the Waterfall Hot Spring Zone.

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