China's Dead Sea Wellness City

　　   China's Dead Sea Wellness City is situated in the salt lake at the foot of the Zhongtiao Mountain range, south of Yuncheng’s urban area. The salt lake features an intricate network of paths, crystal-clear pools, and a soft breeze that creates rippling waves. The lush pine trees on the mountains complement the glistening silver lake at the base, offering a uniquely picturesque landscape. Covering an area of over a hundred acres, the wellness city includes three bathing areas for children, adults, and black mud, capable of receiving up to a thousand visitors daily. Here, guests can enjoy not only black mud baths and saltwater floating but also a variety of black mud treatment rooms in Japanese, Turkish, and Singaporean styles. These experiences cater to all six senses—auditory (soft music), olfactory (mineral-rich mud aroma), visual (salt lake scenery), gustatory (healthy cuisine), tactile (massage therapy), and emotional (a purified state of mind)—making it a comprehensive wellness destination integrating entertainment, fitness, leisure, recuperation, and vacation.

　　   Scenic Area Address: No. 365, South Jiefang Road, Yuncheng City

　　   Best Visiting Time: March – November

　　   Opening Hours: Peak season (8:30–22:30), Off-peak season (9:00–22:00)

　　   Scenic Area Ticket: 258 RMB per person

　　   Transportation Information: By car: Drive along the Daguang Expressway toward Yuncheng, and exit at the Yuncheng South Tollgate (about a 5-minute drive from the Dead Sea scenic area). In the urban area: Drive south along South Jiefang Road in Yuncheng’s Yanhu District to Yanhua Hospital, continue south past the railway for another 5 kilometers to reach China's Dead Sea Wellness City.

　　   Travel Tips: 1. Scenic area front desk phone: 0359–8968888; 2. Ticket: 258 RMB per person, includes four activities: saltwater floating, black mud wellness, mineral salt therapy, and medical hot spring.