Nominated by Guangzhou Grand Waterfall Tourism Development Co., Ltd., formerly known as Xiangjiang Health Valley, this resort is located at the foot of Nankun Mountain, Paitan Town, Zengcheng District, Guangzhou—adjacent to the national 4A-level Baishuizhai Scenic Area and near the Tropic of Cancer. Hailed as the "Lung of the Pearl River Delta," it covers over 700 mu (approximately 46.7 hectares) and is built to national 5A-level scenic standards and platinum five-star hotel specifications. It offers 268 luxury guest rooms and 72 independent French-style hot spring villas, each equipped with a private garden, private hot spring SPA, and 24-hour royal butler service—realizing the design concept of "planting houses in the forest and placing balconies in the flowers."

Boasting a rare surface-gushing sodium bicarbonate spring globally, the hot spring is rich in metasilicic acid, sodium, sulfur, zinc, iron, and other beneficial trace elements. With weakly alkaline water, it nourishes the skin exceptionally well, earning the title of "Beauty Soup." The 25,000-square-meter hot spring area features 68 private garden pools arranged in three tiers, offering both secluded spaces amid dense forests and open pools with panoramic views of Nankun Mountain and Baishuizhai’s greenery. Themed pools like Rose Spring, Cherry Blossom Spring, Hakka Rice Wine Spring, and Meditation Spring embody diverse wellness concepts.

Supporting facilities include a TCM wellness area, fitness center, tennis courts, an indoor heated pool, and a children’s playground, providing a one-stop health vacation experience. In deep cooperation with Guangdong Provincial Hospital of Traditional Chinese Medicine, the resort has developed "TCM wellness-themed hot springs," integrating the concept of "preventive treatment of diseases" and establishing a comprehensive service system covering TCM constitution identification, meridian testing, emotional therapy, and nutritional menus. With 98.6% forest coverage and an average annual temperature of 18-22°C, the air contains 112,000 negative ions per cubic centimeter, making it a veritable "natural oxygen bar." Recognized as an "IMTA International Alpine Hot Spring Wellness Tourism Pilot Demonstration Site" in 2023, it transformed into a "one-stop forest exploration tourism destination" after introducing Germany’s Damon Medical Center the same year and was awarded the title of "Designated Health Management Center by PICC Health Insurance."