Just 2h from Shanghai, This Hidden Hot Spring Paradise Embraces the Entire Lake Tai

Spring warmth comes from a pool of hot water. Escape the city on weekends and discover this secluded hot spring near Shanghai—"Suzhou Bay Wang Yan Hot Spring." Within its 90,000-square-meter garden lie over 30 strontium bicarbonate spring eyes, commanding views of Lake Tai's mountains and waters, embracing the reflections of clouds and lake. Where winding paths lead to secluded spots, hot spring pools complement the Jiangnan garden scenery. We got a preview of several special pools: - Playful Yellow Duck Pool: Hundreds of bright yellow ducks bob on the water, instantly awakening your inner child; - Infinity Lake View Pool: Beyond the glass railings stretches the vast expanse of Lake Tai, perfect for capturing the sunset glow; - Rose Fragrance Pool: Water infused with flower petals releases subtle fragrances, leaving skin feeling silky smooth; - Lively Fish Therapy Pool: Small fish gently nibble away dead skin—slightly ticklish at first, then leaving only a silky sensation. After the sauna, all humidity is swept away. The second-floor rest area offers tea and fresh fruit—time slips away as you sit and chat. Hot Spring Tips: ✓ Remove metal accessories beforehand ✓ Stay hydrated ✓ Don't soak for more than 15 minutes at a time ✓ Rest briefly after finishing When spring breezes caress your face, why not immerse yourself in warm springs? Let your body and mind breathe in rhythm with nature.