Northern Hot Springs Park
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North Hot Spring Park is situated in Beibei District, neighboring Jialing River to the north and Jinyun Mountain to the south. It was formerly a Hot Spring Temple, completed in the Southern Dynasties (A.D. 423). It was renovated in Ming Dynasty (1432). In 1927 its name was changed to North Hot Spring Park.
The park was designed according to the natural physical terrain. You can enjoy the scenery of emerald green bamboos, lush green forests, as well as mountains and waters. Moreover, you can watch peculiar scenic areas in the park. The Guansheng Temple is the gate of temple in the Hot Spring. At the back of the temple, there is a small pond filled with spring water. The Buddha Temple has one special Buddha statue of the Ming Dynasty. Kwan Yin Temple is mainly supported by stone pillars and its roof is covered by iron tile. It is well known as “iron-tile temple”.
The park owns 10 small hot springs that flow more than 5,675 tons of water everyday at the temperature of 95 F to 34.6 F. The water of springs contains weak sulfuric acid-alkaline spa that is good to the skin and joints. It is said that it can attenuate some gastrointestinal diseases. As the tourists you can have a comfortable bath in the hot spring.
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