Bishuiwan Hot Spring Resort in Conghua is located along the Liuxi River, Liangkou Town, Conghua District, Guangzhou City, Guangdong Province. It is a national 4A‑level tourist attraction. Centered on the rare sodium bicarbonate hot spring, the resort is a well‑known hot‑spring leisure destination in Guangzhou. Covering an area of about 240 mu, the resort is nestled between mountains and rivers, backed by green hills and adjacent to Liuxihe National Forest Park, boasting superior natural ecological environment. Within the resort stand supporting facilities including hot‑spring pool zones, a resort hotel, multi‑function conference halls, restaurants and sports grounds. It integrates hot‑spring health preservation, accommodation, catering, business conferences and leisure vacation. The hot‑spring water resource is abundant, gushing out from deep underground and rich in a variety of trace elements beneficial to human health.
History and Culture
Conghua has long been renowned as a hot‑spring town in Lingnan. Its hot‑spring resources have been exploited for a long time. Locals have had the tradition of bathing and recuperating in natural hot springs since ancient times. The Liangkou Town area is rich in geothermal resources, and its underground hot‑spring belt has long been known to local residents.
Bishuiwan Hot Spring Resort officially opened in 2002. It was constructed with standardized development relying on Conghua’s high‑quality geothermal hot‑spring resources. After completion, the resort has focused on hot‑spring health‑preservation tourism, adhering to the concept of eco‑friendly hot‑spring vacations. Over the years, it has continuously upgraded facilities and services in the hot‑spring park, gradually becoming a benchmark project for hot‑spring tourism in Conghua and driving the development of hot‑spring vacation industries along the Liuxi River. Taking hot‑spring wellness culture as its core and combining Lingnan landscape leisure culture, the resort provides a wellness‑oriented vacation venue for the public. With no time‑honored historical relics, it stands as a representative of the development of modern leisure hot‑spring tourism.
Main Attractions
Hot‑spring Pool Zone
The hot‑spring pool zone is the core area of the resort. More than thirty open‑air hot‑spring pools with different functions scatter across the zone, staggered along mountain slopes and surrounded by green plants. The pools are divided into multiple sections: herbal bath zone, aromatherapy zone, children’s water‑play zone, geothermal stone bath and hot‑spring waterfall. Every pool is supplied with continuously‑flowing fresh hot‑spring water. Herbal ingredients are added to herbal‑bath pools. The stone bath uses geothermal heat from hot springs for hot‑compress wellness. The children’s water‑play zone is equipped with shallow‑water amusement facilities, suitable for family trips with kids.
Liuxi River Viewing Belt
The viewing belt is built alongside the Liuxi River on the outer side of the resort. Visitors can stroll here and enjoy river scenery of the Liuxi River as well as mountain views on the opposite bank. It is also an outdoor spot in the scenic area for walking and taking photos.
Riverside Leisure Square
The Riverside Leisure Square lies on the open land near the river bank inside the resort. With spacious ground, it is available for tourists to rest and hold team‑building activities. Plenty of arbor trees are planted around the square, offering fresh air.
Tour Route
Scenic‑area Gate → Hot‑spring Reception Center → Open‑air Hot‑spring Pool Zone (Herbal Hot‑spring Zone → Aromatherapy Hot‑spring Zone → Geothermal Stone Bath → Children’s Water‑play Zone → Hot‑spring Waterfall) → Riverside Leisure Square → Liuxi River Viewing Belt → Resort Hotel Rest Area
Travel Suggestions
- It is recommended to visit in autumn and winter for pleasant weather and better hot‑spring wellness experience.
- It is advised to enter the hot‑spring zone in the afternoon or evening and avoid high‑temperature noon hours.
- There are many hot‑spring pools. You may preferentially choose less‑crowded pools instead of visiting all pools in one go.
- Half‑day to one‑day visiting time is suggested. You can stay overnight at the resort if your schedule permits.
- You can combine this site with nearby attractions such as Liuxihe National Forest Park and Xitou Village for a one‑day or two‑day travel itinerary in Conghua.
- For family trips with children, head for the children’s water‑play zone first. Keep a close eye on kids and stay away from high‑temperature deep‑water pools.
Precautions
- Do not bathe in hot springs on an empty stomach or immediately after meals.
- Each hot‑spring soaking session is recommended to last 15‑20 minutes. Get out of the water for rest and water replenishment regularly.
- Hot‑spring bathing is not recommended for people who are drunk, suffering from severe cardiovascular or cerebrovascular diseases, skin diseases, or pregnant women.
- Swimsuits are compulsory in the hot‑spring zone. Please abide by public rules of the park.
- Mosquitoes are common in the open‑air hot‑spring area. You may bring mosquito‑repellent supplies.
- Hot‑spring pools vary in water temperature. Test the water temperature with your hands before entering to prevent scalds caused by high‑temperature hot‑spring water.
- Food is not allowed to be brought into hot‑spring pools inside the resort’s hot‑spring zone.
Transportation
- Self‑driving: Navigate for "Bishuiwan Hot Spring Resort in Conghua". Drive from downtown Guangzhou via the Daqing‑Guangzhou Expressway and National Highway 105. The whole journey takes about 1.5‑2 hours. Free parking lots are available at the resort.
- Public Transport: Take the metro to Conghua Coach Station first, then transfer to passenger buses heading for Liangkou Town, get off at the Bishuiwan Hot Spring stop and walk to the resort.
- Tourist Shuttle: During holidays, tourist buses bound for Conghua hot‑spring areas may depart from some stations in Guangzhou. Check the latest schedules before your trip.
Opening Hours
The hot‑spring zone of Bishuiwan Hot Spring is normally open from 09:00 to 23:00. The resort hotel provides 24‑hour check‑in service. Opening hours generally remain unchanged during legal holidays. Temporary adjustments will be made if equipment maintenance is required. Please check the latest official notice before traveling.
Ticket Information
Tickets start from 159 RMB per person. You may search the official WeChat service account "碧水湾温泉" for the latest updates.
Online Booking
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