Location & How to Get There

Huaqing Imperial Spring sits in the scenic Lintong District of Xi’an, Shaanxi Province—just a 30-minute drive east from the city center. Tucked within the Huaqing Pool Scenic Area (No. 38 Huaqing Road), it’s nestled at the foot of Mount Li, near the famous Terracotta Warriors. To reach it, take the metro Line 9 to “Huaqing Chi” station, or hop on a tourist bus from downtown. Driving? Use “Huaqing Pool” as your navigation target—parking is available, though weekends get crowded.

Natural Scenery: Hot Springs & Mountain Views

The highlight here is the hot spring itself, fed by mineral-rich waters that have flowed for centuries. At Huaqing Imperial Spring, you can soak in recreated Tang-era pools, surrounded by lush gardens and waterfalls. The springwater stays warm year-round (around 43°C/110°F), perfect for relaxing after a hike up Mount Li. For nature lovers, the area offers cherry blossoms in spring, red leaves in autumn, and panoramic views of the mountain’s peaks. Don’t miss the Nine-Dragon Lake, where dragon statues spout water into a tranquil pond—great for photos!

Cultural Stories: Emperors, Love, and Legends

Huaqing Imperial Spring isn’t just about nature—it’s