Where is China's Dead Sea located?

China's Dead Sea is situated in Daying County, Suining City, Sichuan Province, right beside the Chengdu-Nanchong Expressway, merely 2 kilometers away from the county seat. As the largest man-made Dead Sea in China, it is developed by tapping into underground brine resources from an ancient salt lake basin formed in Daying County 15,000 years ago.

Boasting miraculous underground natural brine, China's Dead Sea is located in Daying County, Sichuan. Floating on the brine and receiving physical therapy with its mineral salts are globally recognized as healthy and effective natural treatments.

The ancient underground salt lake basin took shape in Daying County, Suining City during two major orogenic movements 150 million years ago. It holds proven natural brine reserves of 4.2 billion tons with a salinity above 22%. Just like the world-famous Dead Sea in the Middle East, it lies along the mysterious 30th parallel north. The two sites share identical water salinity and similar mineral compositions, enabling people to float effortlessly on the water surface.