Conghua Hot Springs
'The finest hot spring in Lingnan': the waters in Conghua Hot Spring Town are a rare soda-type spring (containing radon); a renowned health resort since the Republican era, it received Chinese and foreign dignitaries as a 'winter capital', and the cluster of hot spring hotels along the Liuxi River continues to this day
Visitor info
- Opening hours
- All day
- Ticket
- Pay-per-use at hot spring hotels (Bishuiwan and others)
Price is indicative — final quote on inquiry.
'The finest hot spring in Lingnan': the waters in Conghua Hot Spring Town are a rare soda-type spring (containing radon); a renowned health resort since the Republican era, it received Chinese and foreign dignitaries as a 'winter capital', and the cluster of hot spring hotels along the Liuxi River continues to this day. Visits are mainly on a pay-per-use basis at the hotels (Bishuiwan and others); ideal for a weekend getaway, reachable via Metro Line 14 to Conghua Bus Terminal then a bus.
Getting there: Metro Line 14 to Conghua Bus Terminal, then transfer to a bus
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