Nanyang Hot Springs

Nanyang Hot Springs is a geothermal destination in Nanyang City, Henan Province, central China, situated in the Nanyang Basin at the foot of the Funiu Mountains, a region of extraordinary historical depth as the center of the ancient Han dynasty's most important jade source, the heart of Daoist religious culture, and one of China's great cradles of early civilization. The oligomineral thermal waters emerging from the Funiu Mountain geology are developed in resort facilities that offer therapeutic bathing in a city whose cultural heritage encompasses the birthplace of Zhang Heng — inventor of the world's first seismograph — and the Wudang mountain Daoist traditions. The surrounding Henan landscape, with its ancient temples, Han dynasty tombs, and the agricultural plains of the Nanyang Basin, provides a setting of deep cultural significance for a thermal wellness experience. Nanyang Hot Springs offers geothermal relaxation in one of China's most historically layered regional centers, where the natural resources of the Funiu Mountains complement the extraordinary civilizational heritage of the central Chinese heartland.