East China Grand Canyon Radon Spring Tourism Resort is located in Taishun, a health preservation and longevity destination in China with a 1,000-year history.  Leveraging the world-class natural resources of radon springs and canyons, this international-class cultural tourism and wellness living district will be built with significant investment.  It offers a comprehensive vacation experience encompassing cultural tourism, wellness, education, culture, sports, community, and agricultural attractions, collectively creating a world-class mountain lifestyle.

From the perspectives of nature, aesthetics, and spirituality, we explore and construct a better relationship between humans and the mountains, creating a new world mountain living concept and lifestyle order.  Furthermore, a model for world-class cultural tourism living has been meticulously designed, encompassing "Grand Living," "Grand Cultural Tourism," and "Grand Health," ultimately presenting a new generation of 4.0 cultural tourism with vibrant energy.

Head for the mountains to forge a new resort lifestyle.

The resort town features two distinct zones: the eastern and western districts, bisected by the Baolinhu landscape axis serving as a central green space. The western district is designed as a sanctuary for children’s development, parental nurturing, and personal respite, striving to sculpt a “Grand Cultural Tourism” environment. Conversely, the eastern district is dedicated to fostering “Grand Health,” with a triad of wellness pillars: “Zen Cultivation,” “Forest Healing,” and a “Multi-generational Community.”

West District:Kaiyuan Mingdu Hotel, World Convention Center

West District:Kaiyuan Senbo Resort Cluster

West District: Taishun Ancient Town

East District: Meditation and Mindfulness Area

East District: Forest Healing Area

East District: Multi-Generational Community

Spanning the two districts, a scenic mountain railway extending over 20 kilometers will weave through forests, fields, canyons, and villages, poised to become China’s most picturesque rail journey.  Additionally, an 11.5-kilometer greenway loop will interlace canyon, riverside, forest, valley, and community landscapes, offering diverse activities like trail running, leisurely strolls, forest treks, and mountain e-vehicle tours  inviting visitors to immerse themselves in the grand canyon’s distinct and majestic natural allure.