Location & Transportation

World Gethermal Exposition Park sits in Nanzhuang Village, Wangzuo Town, Fengtai District, Beijing. The address is No. 1 Nangong South Road, a peaceful area about 30 km southwest of downtown Beijing. To get there, take Subway Line 10 to Lize Business District Station, then transfer to a taxi (15-minute drive). Bus options include 830路 or 917路 to Nangong Village Stop. Driving is easiest—parking is available on-site.

Natural Wonders: Geothermal Magic

This park is all about geothermal energy! It uses water from a 2,980-meter-deep hot spring (72°C) for everything. Winter heating? Check. Spa baths? Check. Fish farming? Check. Even the greenhouses use this superheated water. Fun fact: The spring gushes 2,700 tons daily, packed with healthy minerals. Walk around, and you’ll see steam rising from pipes—nature’s own “green energy” in action!

Human-Made Highlights

Geothermal Exploration Center

Start at the exhibition hall, where lights and models show how volcanoes work. A 400㎡ cinema plays documentaries with surround sound. Bonus: Four translation booths for international geek-out sessions!

Greenhouse Paradise

Eight themed zones make up the Indoor Farm Park:

  • Citrus Grove: Oranges and pomelos hang heavy.
  • Veggie Forest: Towering tomatoes and cucumbers.
  • Tropical Zone: Palms and exotic flowers.
    Pick your own strawberries or taste mini pumpkins—it’s like a grocery store that grows itself!

Activities & Amenities

For Relaxation

  • Hot Spring Spa: Soak in mineral-rich pools.
  • Fishing Ponds: Try catching tilapia raised in geothermal tanks.
  • Fitness Center: Locals swim here year-round.

For Foodies

  • Farm-to-Table Meals: Eat freshly picked veggies at the park’s cafe.
  • Cooking Classes: Learn to make dumplings with organic greens.

Kid-Friendly Fun

  • Pet goats at the Animal Barn.
  • Race through mazes at the Pumpkin Art Garden.

Year-Round Experience

Winter: Warm greenhouses vs. snowy landscapes outside.
Summer: Cool off in shaded groves; watch staff irrigate fields with recycled geothermal water.
Festivals: Join harvest festivals (autumn) or ice sculpture contests (winter).

Why Visit?

World Geothermal Exposition Park isn’t just a park—it’s a lesson in sustainability. You’ll leave knowing how one village turned molten rock into farms, spas, and even heated homes. Perfect for families, science buffs, or anyone who wants to see Beijing’s “green side.” Bring comfy shoes—you’ll walk a lot, but every corner has a new surprise!