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A heatwave hits as 8,000 tourists flood the water park, turning the Dead Sea into a sea of people

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Last updated 2026-09-25 — A heatwave hits ! Not only is the temperature in Taiwan getting higher and higher, but many places in China have also seen highs approaching 40 degrees. To beat the heat, locals have flocked to water parks to cool off, including the “Dead Sea” in Sichuan Province, China...

By / MOOK Scenic Spots Home Travel Life Network Editorial Department, compiled and reported
 

A heatwave hits ! Not only is the temperature in Taiwan getting higher and higher, but many places in China have also seen highs approaching 40 degrees. To beat the heat, locals have flocked to water parks to cool off. The “Dead Sea” resort in Sichuan Province, China, sees over 8,000 visitors pouring in on holidays alone. Whether in the pools or on the shores, everywhere is packed with people, almost turning the Dead Sea into a sea of humanity — a staggering scene.

The influx of visitors has filled the pools with people. (Image source / qq.com)

8,000 tourists have turned the Dead Sea into a sea of people. (Image source / qq.com)

Since July 12, northern China has experienced consecutive days of high temperatures, with weather forecasts predicting 35–38 degrees, and some areas even nearing 40 degrees. With the scorching summer hard to bear, many tourists have taken advantage of holidays to head to the water. The China Dead Sea Resort in Daying County, Suining City, Sichuan Province, saw over 8,000 visitors during the holiday period, with pools teeming with people cooling off, creating an astonishing sea of humanity that became a hot topic online.

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