The scenic area stretches long with unique undulating mountains, layered rolling ridges and lush dense forests, through which clear mountain streams wind. The negative oxygen ion concentration hits 100,000 units per cubic centimetre — 5 to 10 times higher than ordinary scenic spots. Geologists, environmental artists and tourism experts unanimously recognise Yuntianhai Hot Spring as Guangdong’s most costly, most leisure-oriented, most appealing, highest-altitude hot spring resort with the top comprehensive evaluation.

Nestled within a 500,000-mu primitive forest of Xinfeng County, sandwiched between two mountain canyons, the resort is dominated by high mountain thick woods. The long narrow terrain boasts fantastic mountain shapes, overlapping peaks and luxuriant trees traversed by crystal streams, with negative oxygen ions reaching 100,000 per cubic centimetre. Covering over 100 mu, the hot spring amusement zone features more than 60 pools: a large swimming pool, entertainment pools with fully imported equipment, a children’s pool, massage islands, geothermal stone beds, various floral baths and medicinal baths. Premium natural marble serves as the primary decorative material for all facilities, with well-planned layouts and distinctive designs. Rest pavilions are built in the style of rural thatched huts with Southeast Asian aesthetics.

The hot spring yields 2,000 cubic metres of water daily, abundant in various minerals, trace elements and radon — an element proven effective for weight loss.

Huge investments were poured into building Chinese and Western restaurants plus luxury private dining rooms. The Western restaurant showcases the essence of Southeast Asian flavours, serving borderless global cuisine. The Chinese restaurant and VIP rooms can seat over 1,000 guests simultaneously, specialising in Lingnan and authentic Hakka green farm dishes, such as hand-stuffed Hakka tofu, perilla duck, Xinfeng reservoir fish, whole pork casserole, Wuzhi Mountain chicken, black goat and baby field mice. Breakfast options include sago cream, yi noodles, chicken wings, quail eggs, plain congee, preserved egg congee, ham, milk tea, coffee and more.

The hot spring zone is divided into six themed sections: Beauty & Skincare Zone, Dynamic Entertainment Zone, Adult Swimming Pool, Traditional Chinese Medicine Therapy Zone, Wellness Cultivation Zone and Romantic Couple Zone.