Dōng pǔ Wēnquán

Dōng Pǔ Wēnquán — 'East Shore Hot Spring' or 'East Plain Hot Spring' — is a geothermal spring in China identified by its directional and topographical designation, positioned to the east of a significant landscape feature — a river, a lake, a village — in the practical Chinese hot spring naming tradition. Directional and positional names are among the most common categories in China's vast hot spring nomenclature, allowing communities to navigate and distinguish the multiple thermal outlets that often emerge in close proximity in the country's geothermally active regions. The spring provides naturally warm, geothermally mineralised water in an authentically Chinese thermal bathing setting.