Introduction:
The Oriental Salt Lake Resort in the city of Changzhou is located at the foothill of the Maoshan Mountain, a renowned site in Chinese Daoism. Integrating Daoism with its six natural resources of mountain, river, tea, salt, medicine, and spring, it is an epitome of the natural laws and the harmony between nature and humans.
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Day · Worldly Romance
Built in the architectural style of the Wei and Jin dynasties (220-420), the Oriental Salt Lake Resort constantly brings you back to a surreal past among its exquisitely antiqued buildings.
You will have the chance to watch a sacrificial performance of the Morning Bell and Evening Drum at the Thunderstorm Square or enjoy a Worldly Feast Show at the Pavilion of Happy Excursion. The drama of A Sacred Land of Salt at the Salt Palace and the performance of pingtan at the Sankou Teahouse are also worth going to. Diverse activities are well arranged to combine ancient traditions, folk customs, and heroic spirits, and provide a unique cultural experience for each visitor. Here a worldly romance unfolds.
Night · Fantasy Town
The resort at night is even more charming. With buildings lit up, you will be brought to the world of Spirited Away. Among various bars with different themes, you may hear tender folk songs floating out of the windows. Evening performances are also on. A Happy Excursion, one of the grandest night shows, is ready to present the romantic story of mystical heroes during the Wei and Jin dynasties. You may even have the chance to enjoy a romantic show of fireworks.
Repose · A Place of Ease
After the thrilling late-night performances, you can now retreat into sweet dreams in a quiet hotel and experience the seclusion of a mountain town.
The Resort features all kinds of hotel accommodation. The Salt Spring Hotel provides rooms with a natural view of mountains and rivers while the Daoxuan Hotel is a good choice to ponder upon Daoism. You can also enjoy the sound of bamboos growing in the Spring Bamboo Courtyard or embrace nature in a modern tent at the “Neoroll Campsite”.
