Qixianling Hot Spring National Forest Park

  • Chinese Name:七仙岭温泉国家森林公园
  • Location:海南省保亭黎族苗族自治县七仙岭温泉旅游区1号
  • Official Website:N/A
  • Opening Hours:7:00-16:00
  • Ticket: 60RMB
  • Area: 2200 hectares
  • Climate zone: tropical monsoon climate
Qixianling Hot Spring National Forest Park

Qixianling Hot Spring National Forest Park

Qixianling National Forest Park

Qixianling National Forest Park is located in the northeast of Baoting Li and Miao Autonomous County, Hainan Province, with an area of ​​about 22 square kilometers. It is a national 4A-level tourist attraction. The scenic area includes two parts: hot spring area and forest area, mainly divided into three tourist areas: national park experience tour, tropical rainforest hunting tour and adventure climbing tour. It is a natural kingdom of animals and plants with strange peaks, hot springs and rainforests.

Plant and Animal Resources

Qixianling is one of the best-preserved tropical rainforests in Hainan Island. More than 500 species of rare plants have been discovered, including the Alsophila spinulosa, Bird’s Nest Fern, and Strychnos nux vomica from the dinosaur era. The park also has rare and precious trees in China, such as Rosewood, Mother-born, Zijing, Polei, Oil-bearing Phoebe, and Pinus lunula. There are more than 500 species of wild animals, including Hainan Gibbon, Giant Civet, Golden Turtle, Monitor Lizard, Dead Leaf Butterfly, etc.

Hot spring resources

Qixianling Hot Spring is the only hot spring in China that has a magical combination of wild stream hot springs and tropical rainforests. There are seven fountains in the hot spring area, with a daily water output of more than 7,000 tons and a maximum water temperature of 97 degrees Celsius. The water is rich in a variety of minerals and trace elements. The most fascinating places in the hot spring area are the hot spring lake and Shina Creek, which is formed by the confluence of two streams, one cold and one hot.

Tour route

  • National Park Experience Tour: Suitable for families and leisure tourists, you can experience the natural beauty of tropical rainforests and hot springs.
  • Tropical Rainforest Hunting Tour: Suitable for tourists who like adventure and natural observation, you can go deep into the rainforest to find rare animals and plants.
  • Adventure Peak Climbing Tour: Suitable for tourists who like challenges and mountaineering, you can climb the strange peaks of Qixianling and experience the sense of accomplishment of reaching the top.
Qixianling Hot Spring National Forest Park

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  • Qixianling Hot Spring National Forest Park
  • Qixianling Hot Spring National Forest Park
  • Qixianling Hot Spring National Forest Park

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Qixianling Hot Spring National Forest Park

Why Choose Mt.Qixian hot spring national forest park

Pros:

  • 1.Embrace nature and peace, you will get away from bustle Sanya, immense yourself  in the primitive rainforest and challenge yourself to climb the Mt.QIxian
  • 2.Escape the heat, Mt.Qixian is cool all year round
  • 3.Stay overnight at the comfortable hot spring resort, wash out the tiredness
  • 4.Travellers will have chance to experience the indigenous Li ethic culture and cuisine
  • Cons:
  • 1.Mt.Qixian locates in Baoting town, 2h drive from Sanya

Cons:

  • Mt.Qixian locates in Baoting town, 2h drive from Sanya

WestChinaGo’s Recommendation

Hainan is more than sunshine and beach, rainforest and indigenous ethic culture are also the highlights traveller should not miss.

Mt.Qixian is home of indigenous Li people and primitive rainforest.The natural hot spring is anther treat after the challenging  hiking.

Comfortable hot spring resorts at the foot of Mt.Qixian worth you a stay.

Combine the nearby Yanoda rainforest park or Binglanggu Li minority culture park to make a perfect 2-day getaway trip from Sanya.

Qixianling Hot Spring National Forest Park Tourist Map

Qixianling Hot Spring National Forest Park

Qixianling Hot Spring National Forest Park Travel Guide