Rainy Days in Heshun Ancient Town, Tengchong

Visiting Tengchong in June and July often comes with worries about rain, but luckily, we chose a hot spring guesthouse located within the ancient town. The misty rain added charm to the scenery of small bridges, flowing streams, lush green rice fields, and old houses with clean, weathered bricks and tiles, creating a tranquil and soothing atmosphere. After a tiring evening stroll, we soaked in the hot spring at the guesthouse. We opted for the Hot Sea Sulfur Spring, which had excellent water quality, leaving our skin smooth and refreshed. The guesthouse paid great attention to every detail and was conveniently located near Wild Duck Lake. When we were tired from exploring, the friendly housekeeper would drive a sightseeing car to pick us up. During our three-day trip to Tengchong, we spent two days in the ancient town. If you plan to visit Tengchong in summer, make sure to bring autumn clothes. At night, we didn’t need air conditioning and even used quilts. For those who are sensitive to cold, wearing a jacket is recommended.