Wenquan County Travel
Wenquan County, Bortala Mongol Autonomous Prefecture, Xinjiang — a renowned wellness destination famous for its natural hot springs, with the scenic Etuokesai'er Valley. A 3-day 2-night wellness tour featuring hot spring therapy, valley exploration, and cultural experiences.
Wenquan County Three Days Two Nights Wellness Tour
Soak in natural hot springs, tour the scenic valley, admire ancient rock paintings, and experience Mongolian wellness culture
Arrive in Wenquan County, check into the sanatorium, experience hot spring pools of different temperatures, and enjoy professional physiotherapy services.
- Hot Spring Sanatorium rooms
- Boutique hotels in the county
- Mongolian yurt特色住宿
- Medicinal stewed soup
- Wellness congee
- Mongolian dairy products
- Soak for 15-20 minutes each time
- Keep warm after soaking
- Hypertensive patients should be cautious with high-temperature pools
Head to Etuokesai'er Valley, hike and enjoy the valley scenery, and experience traditional Mongolian lifestyle.
- Wear anti-slip hiking shoes
- Bring enough drinking water
- Pay attention to sun protection
- Mongolian yurt family visit
- Milk tea making experience
- Ethnic song and dance appreciation
Visit the A'dun Qiaolu Rock Paintings to learn about ancient nomadic ethnic culture. Return in the afternoon according to your flight/train schedule.
- Do not touch the rock paintings
- Follow the guide's explanation
- Protect cultural relics and sites
- Confirm your train/flight in advance
- Purchase local specialties
- Check your personal belongings
Must-Try Foods in Wenquan County
Hot Spring Medicinal Cuisine
A specialty dish combining local traditional Chinese medicine and hot spring wellness philosophy, with body-conditioning effects, ideal for meals during therapy.
Mongolian Milk Tea
A traditional Mongolian beverage brewed with brick tea and fresh milk, savory and rich, usually served with fried rice and dried milk curds.
Air-Dried Meat
A traditional Mongolian meat product made from premium beef and mutton that is naturally air-dried. It is easy to preserve and has a unique flavor.
- May-October: Pleasant climate
- Winter: Unique hot spring experience
- Avoid rainy season (some periods in July-August)
- Hot spring experiences at different temperatures
- Professional physiotherapy services
- Valley hiking
- Rock painting cultural exploration
- Tickets: Approx. ¥120
- Accommodation: ¥200-400/night
- Meals: ¥60-100/day
- Therapy: ¥100-300/session
- Total: ¥900-1400
- What are the therapeutic effects of the hot springs? → Auxiliary effects on rheumatism, skin diseases, etc.
- Is it suitable for the elderly? → Very suitable, but pay attention to soaking duration
- What should I bring? → Swimwear, slippers, thermos cup
- Is transportation convenient? → Car rental or self-driving is recommended