Submitted by Jilin Tianchi Hotel Management Co., Ltd., this resort is embedded in Changbai Mountain’s vast primeval forest, leveraging the unique geological advantages of a dormant active volcano to emerge as a core alpine thermal wellness destination in Northeast China. Sourced from Julongquan (Gathering Dragon Spring), a natural overflow from Changbai Mountain’s volcano, the hot spring group covers over 1,000 square meters with more than 100 water outlets—including over 40 hot springs exceeding 60°C, with the highest temperature reaching 82.3°C. Rich in sulfur, hydrogen, calcium, magnesium, and other minerals, the water offers significant therapeutic effects for skin conditions and arthritis.

Spanning over 7,000 square meters, the resort features 24/7 direct pipeline hot spring supply, accommodating over 500 bathers simultaneously. Indoor facilities include over 10 functional pools such as ginseng pools and rhodiola herbal pools, integrating hot springs with local medicinal herbs to embody the traditional hydrotherapy concept of "harmony between man and nature." Outdoor, 21 garden-style hot spring pools allow visitors to soak amid primeval forests. Adjacent to core attractions like Changbai Mountain Waterfall, the resort offers "snow hot springs" in winter—immersing in warm waters amid snow-capped landscapes for an extreme ice-and-fire experience—and "thermal wellness + mountain sightseeing" in other seasons, with on-site rest areas and restaurants serving Northeast Chinese specialties to fulfill all wellness and vacation needs.