Anning Hot Spring

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Anning Hot Spring, situated at the foot of Yuquanshan (Jade Spring Hill) by the Tanglangchuan River in Anning County, 47 kilometres away from the downtown area of Kunming, is one of Kunming's famous scenic spots and health resorts, which enjoys the reputation of being "the Best Hot Spring under the Sun".

With a dense forest and a quiet environment, Anning Hot Spring is composed of several natural underground hot springs. Anning Hot Spring is noted for its outstanding characteristics. With an average temperature of 42°C and its dark green colour, the water is free from the odour of sulphur and contains manifold trace elements such as potassium, sodium, calcium, magnesium, silicon, barium, manganese, copper, zinc, iron, strontium and others, effective in treating rheumatoid arthritis vertebral diseases, sequelae of trauma, gastric ulcer, chronic gastritis, chronic colon inflammation, insomnia, early stage high blood pressure, dermatitis and gynaecological diseases.

Since it is a carbonic acid spring free from sulphur, the water is fit for drinking and bathing. The hot spring is clear and has several kinds of minerals and microelements not only beneficial to common people, but also is helpful in curing many kinds of diseases. The wondersful scenery in Anning Hot Spring and the Tanglangchuan River is renowned in China. The spring itself is so marvellous that it is beyond description.

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