Qinhuangdao Hot Springs

Qinhuangdao Hot Springs is a coastal geothermal wellness destination in Qinhuangdao City, Hebei Province, northeastern China, located where the Great Wall of China meets the Bohai Sea at the famous Shanhaiguan Pass — one of the most historically significant sites in Chinese history. The bicarbonate mineral waters drawn from the deep geology beneath the Hebei coastal plain are developed in modern resort facilities that combine Chinese bathing culture with the leisure traditions of this important summer resort city on the Bohai coast. Qinhuangdao is home to Beidaihe — China's premier seaside resort since the late 19th century, long favored by the Communist Party leadership for summer retreats — giving the city a distinguished tradition as a destination for recuperation and wellness. Qinhuangdao Hot Springs offers thermal bathing enriched by the presence of one of China's most iconic historical monuments and the breezy, sea-facing character of the Hebei Riviera.