Wyndham Thanh Thủy – The first 5-star hot spring resort in Northern Vietnam.

Hot springs - A valuable resource

Hot springs have long been known as a valuable natural resource, very beneficial to health. According to the Japanese – a country famous for its Onsen (hot spring bathing) culture – this is an effective method of health care. Many experts believe that if you regularly soak in hot spring water, minerals such as carbon dioxide, sulfur, and calcium will be gradually absorbed into the body. These beneficial minerals help boost immunity and prevent many diseases caused by harmful environmental factors. The Japanese once praised the effects of hot springs with a concise saying: "One bath makes your skin smooth, two baths cure all illnesses."

In Vietnam, in recent years, resort tourism combined with hot spring bathing has become increasingly attractive to tourists due to its wonderful benefits. Especially during times of pandemics and rising environmental pollution concerns, people are paying even more attention to and showing greater interest in hot spring bathing resort services.

Mr. Nguyen Hoang, 63, residing in Hanoi, shared: “Knowing the health benefits of hot springs, my family travels to Japan 3-4 times a year for tourism and hot spring bathing. However, the cost of each trip is quite expensive. Recently, a project offering this service has opened in Vietnam, saving my family a considerable amount of money.”

Research results show that hot springs in Vietnam are of similar quality to those in Japan. Therefore, many people, like Mr. Hoang, have chosen to bathe in hot springs domestically instead of expensive flights to Japan. Several localities currently possess high-quality hot springs, such as Binh Chau - Vung Tau, Kim Boi - Hoa Binh, Tuyen Quang, Thanh Thuy - Phu Tho, and Da Nang… However, some places only exploit hot springs to serve the needs of tourists for bathing, in the form of concentrated bathing areas or public pools, thus failing to fully utilize this valuable resource for the development of modern resort and health care real estate projects.

Recognizing this, the developer Onsen Fuji has pioneered the development of resort real estate combining health care with hot springs, aiming to attract tourists, investors, and customers seeking a second home with readily available hot springs.

The first 5-star hot spring resort property in Northern Vietnam.

Responding to the increasing demand for relaxation and healthcare services, Onsen Fuji has introduced Wyndham Lynn Times Thanh Thủy, a green resort and healthcare real estate project. This is the first resort and healthcare real estate project in the North with a valuable hot spring source located right in the core of Thanh Thủy, Phú Thọ.

The Wyndham Thanh Thủy 5-star hot spring resort project is expected by the investor to become a perfect choice for investors or customers who want to own a green apartment combined with health care.

The highlight of Wyndham Thanh Thủy is its precious natural hot springs. Each apartment here is directly supplied with hot spring water to ensure the most private and relaxing moments for residents. In addition, Wyndham Thanh Thủy is also building and developing the first Japanese-style hot spring park in Vietnam to attract domestic and international tourists, contributing to the development of tourism in Thanh Thủy, Phú Thọ.

From Hanoi, it only takes about 55 minutes by car on uncongested roads to reach Wyndham Thanh Thuy, where guests can enjoy the valuable and health-beneficial hot springs. In addition, guests can easily travel from the project to other nearby cultural and tourist destinations such as Ba Vi National Park, K9 Da Chong historical site, Hung Temple, etc., making it ideal for guests seeking a relaxing vacation combined with sightseeing.

The project is officially distributed by Century Real Estate Joint Stock Company - CenLand.

Additional information

Customers interested in learning more about the project can contact the hotline: 0918.66.55.81

Website: https://cenhomes.vn/wyndham-lynn-times-thanh-thuy

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