Yunfu Longshan Hot Spring


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9:00—23:00
Pool type: Public Onsen
Longshan Hot Spring Front Desk

Lung Shan Hot Spring is located in the Lung Shan Hot Spring Resort, Liuzu Town, Xinxing County, Yunfu City, Guangdong Province. It sits in the "birthplace of Chinese Zen Buddhism" — the hometown of the Sixth Patriarch, adjacent to Guo'en Temple, where the Sixth Patriarch, the "founder of Chinese Zen Buddhism," established and attained nirvana. The resort integrates natural hot springs, wellness SPA, exclusive clubs, luxury villas, entertainment and leisure, and business conferences. Lung Shan Hot Spring fully incorporates Zen Buddhist culture, blending seamlessly with the surrounding picturesque landscapes, and embodies the theme of harmony between man and nature, serving as a natural sanctuary for Zen meditation and enlightenment.

The Lung Shan Hot Spring Hotel covers an area of over 100 mu, nestled in a deep mountain valley beside a long bamboo‑lined stream. The hotel's layout follows the concept of "integrating with nature and returning to simplicity," with villas built along the mountain slopes, preserving the original topography and natural vegetation. It employs modern architectural styles while subtly incorporating the essence of oriental garden design, exuding a rich Lingnan regional cultural charm and a romantic subtropical ambience.

The Lung Shan Hot Spring Hotel was formerly the Huali Lung Shan Hot Spring Resort. It was acquired and renamed Lung Shan Hot Spring Hotel in August 2013. After a comprehensive renovation and upgrade in 2014, the hotel was repositioned as a boutique hotel, giving the scenic area a fresh new look. Covering an area of over 100 mu, the hotel is designed and decorated to boutique hotel standards, featuring 8 villas and over 100 guest rooms. It has added more than 30 new "soaking pools," divided into four major zones: the beauty and skincare zone, the wellness herbal zone, the relaxation and health zone, and the vibrant and dynamic zone, to cater to the diverse needs of visitors, forming a large‑scale open‑air hot spring cluster within the Lung Shan tourism resort area.

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Came here with my husband, we’ve been wanting to try this hot spring for ages. ...
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