Qingyuan Chimelong Forest Hot Springs Park

<p>- Known as "Guangdong’s Back Garden," Qingyuan is a top hot spring destination with over 10 renowned resorts, including 4A-level scenic spots like New Silver Cup Hot Spring and Julongwan Natural Hot Spring Resort.</p><br><p>- Boasting nearly 1,500 years of hot spring culture, its thermal waters originate from 150–2,300 meters underground, with temperatures ranging from 39℃ to 87℃.</p><br><p>- The springs are rich in beneficial minerals such as radon, silicic acid, strontium, and selenium, offering health benefits like relieving fatigue, improving circulation, and nourishing skin.</p><br><p>- Ranging from forest-themed hot springs, rice field-view private pools to Moroccan-style exotic resorts, Qingyuan caters to all travelers—families, couples, and groups—blending relaxation, nature, and unique cultural experiences.</p>

<p> Diverse Hot Spring Experiences: Soak in 40–80 themed pools (per resort), including floral baths, herbal pools, dynamic bubble pools, and cliffside infinity pools. Enjoy private courtyard pools for couples or treehouse tubs surrounded by forests.</p><br><p>- Scenic Settings: Relax amid lush mountains, 30,000-acre forests, or golden rice fields—watch sunsets over misty hot springs or stargaze during night soaks.</p><br><p>- Family-Friendly Fun: Kid-safe shallow pools, children’s playgrounds, and heated water parks (e.g., Merlin Lake Hot Spring) keep little ones entertained. Resorts like Senbola offer squirrel gardens and cartoon-themed accommodations.</p><br><p>- Local Delights: Savor authentic Qingyuan cuisine—Qingyuan chicken, Beijiang River seafood, and Luokeng bamboo shoots—at on-site restaurants, paired with herbal tea to complement the hot spring experience.</p><br><p>- Practical Tips: Bring swimwear, a bathrobe (some resorts provide), and slippers. Avoid heavy meals 1 hour before/after soaking; limit each session to 15–20 minutes for safety.</p>