Chongzuo Hot Springs

Chongzuo Hot Springs is a natural geothermal destination in the city of Chongzuo in the Guangxi Zhuang Autonomous Region, southeastern China, close to the border with Vietnam in a landscape dominated by spectacular karst limestone formations — the same dramatic geology that produces the world-famous scenery of nearby Guilin and the Zhuang ethnic minority's extraordinary cultural heritage. The chloride mineral waters emerge from the karst geology at comfortable therapeutic temperatures and are developed in modern resort facilities that combine Chinese bathing tradition with the tropical character of Guangxi's subtropical climate. The surrounding karst landscape, with its towering limestone peaks, rice terraces, and the wildlife of the Zuojiang Huashan Rock Art Cultural Landscape — a UNESCO World Heritage Site featuring ancient cliff paintings — enriches the thermal experience with extraordinary natural and cultural context. Chongzuo Hot Springs is a destination where geothermal warmth meets the visual drama of southern China's most spectacular natural scenery.