Travel｜Healing Moments in a Rainy Night Hot Spring in Guangdong

Guangdong always holds surprises. Wrapped in a Japanese-style robe on a rainy morning, stepping into the steaming hot spring, I realized that hot springs and rainy nights are a perfect match✨ 🌧️Rainy Night Hot Spring Ritual • Japanese Robe Elegance: The hotel provides complimentary Japanese-style robes adorned with dark red cherry blossom patterns. In the mist, they create a "little forest" vibe, perfect for casual snapshots. • Exclusive Empty Hot Spring: Early morning soaking avoids the crowd! The herbal aroma of the Dangshen pool mingles with the rain, and the steam gently caresses your face, instantly washing away fatigue. • Relaxing on Heated Stone Beds: After soaking, lazily lying on the heated stone beds while listening to birds chirping and insects humming, accompanied by the distant sound of the "Great Compassion Mantra," I suddenly understood the true meaning of "peace." 🍽️Healing Power of Temple Fair and Breakfast • Feast at the Temple Fair: With a full belly, I reviewed my spoils—three plates of freshly sliced salmon, two rounds of wagyu sukiyaki, and perfectly sweet bird's nest dessert. • Breakfast Surprise: What seemed like a regular buffet turned out to include freshly made wontons, eggs Benedict, and mango sago. Two days in a row, I ate to the point of needing support to walk out. 💆♀️Facility Experience Tips • Massage & Sauna: The Thai massage at "Wanshou Pavilion" on the second floor is worth trying (authentic techniques), and the sauna room's temperature is just right for driving away the chill on rainy days. • Hidden Photo Spot: The "Bamboo Forest Hot Spring" behind the hot spring area is perfect for photos! After the rain, bamboo leaves glisten with water droplets, and pairing a robe with a bamboo umbrella creates stunning traditional-style shots. • Rainy Night Essentials: Remember to bring a waterproof phone pouch! The park offers transparent umbrellas for rent, a must-have for capturing the "rainy hot spring" ambiance. 🌿Adult Healing Realization Listening to the "Great Compassion Mantra" while soaking in the hot spring, I suddenly realized: compared to bustling crowds, I now cherish the "solitude of tranquility." No need to rush itineraries or join the crowd—soaking alone, daydreaming, and enjoying breakfast have become the most luxurious form of relaxation. Perhaps growing up means learning to reconcile with oneself—like this encounter between the hot spring and the rain. It seemed accidental, yet it harmonized perfectly, bringing a sense of peace.