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The Rudong Xiaoyangkou Resort in Rudong county, the first provincial-level resort in Nantong, Jiangsu province, features a scenic coastal landscape and hot springs.

A view of the Rudong Xiaoyangkou Resort. [Photo provided to nantong.gov.cn]

The resort, located in the northern part of the Yangtze River Delta, covers a core area of 45.07 square kilometers and abounds with more than 1,000 types of seafood.

The resort boasts a seaside wetland, a national-level fishing port, an international kite flying field, and one of the largest offshore wind power generation stations in Asia.

With a large expanse of lush greenery, Xiaoyangkou is also an ideal place for people to escape the summer heat.

A view of the Rudong Xiaoyangkou Resort. [Photo provided to nantong.gov.cn]

The resort has also been dubbed the "home of hot springs" in China. It is the fourth resort in the province and the first in Nantong to receive such an honor.

The hot springs were first discovered in July 2005. There are four types of hot springs in the resort, with temperatures based on 42 degrees Celsius, 76 C, 82 C, and 92 C, respectively, and 1,900 to 3,506 cubic meters of water flows from a single spring per day.

The Xiaoyangkou Resort was also named the best destination for cultural and ecological tourism in China and one of the country's top 10 low-carbon and leisure demonstration facilities.