Dali Geothermal Paradise

Dali Geothermal Country is located on the bank of Cibihu Lake in Eryuan County, Dali Prefecture. It is a national 4A-level tourist attraction, covering an area of 1,000 mu, with a total investment of over 347 million yuan. It is currently the largest natural sulfur hot spring health resort in western Yunnan. Located in Eryuan, the "Hometown of Hot Springs," it is said to have been named "Jiutai" because of the nine caves gushing hot springs nearby, and has been a bathing and leisure resort since ancient times.

The scenic area is centered on natural sulfur hot springs, with 32 outdoor hot spring pools of different functions. The water temperature is between 70-90℃, rich in sulfur, potassium, calcium, magnesium and other trace elements and minerals. The scenic area integrates the traditional architectural style of the Bai ethnic group with pastoral scenery, and has public outdoor pools, medicinal baths, rose pools, milk pools, red wine pools and other themed hot spring pools, as well as a children's water park, large swimming pools and other facilities, integrating hot spring health, parent-child entertainment, and leisure vacations, which can meet the play needs of different age groups.

Natural sulfur hot springs, truly smooth water: The hot spring water is taken from deep underground and is a native sulfur hot spring. After soaking, the skin is smooth and tender, and it is effective in relieving fatigue. There are dozens of characteristic hot spring pools in the park, such as rose pools, milk pools, and Angelica sinensis pools, for you to choose from. The water temperature is stable between 38-42℃, suitable for all seasons.

A hundred-acre scenic area, one-stop fun: In addition to hot springs, there is also a large children's water park (slides, fountains, wave pools, etc.), and an outdoor swimming pool, suitable for children to let off steam. The scenic area provides free shuttle buses, so you don't have to worry about walking until your legs break.

Bai ethnic customs + bonfire carnival: The park's buildings are mainly in the Bai ethnic group's "three houses and one screen wall" style, with blue tiles and white walls, making it easy to take ethnic-style blockbusters. There is also a national bonfire party every night, where you can dance the Naxi and Bai ethnic group's "Da Tiao" dance to the music, creating a full atmosphere.