You’ve got all the right ideas when approaching your track. Thinking of the mood you want to set in your music is the best way to help transport the listener to the intended location. The pizzicato strings do create a relaxed vibe and have a more rounded sound instead of sharp or jagged, which works well for hot springs. One suggestion I have is something that I am still learning - that space and silence is an excellent technique in music. I wonder if pauses in your melody or spacing out the big run that you have may add more to the listening experience. Thank you for sharing!

A short entry I see. Nice change from all the 3- to 4-minute entries!

It does indeed sound calming. That's why the drum at 0:09+ is a bit too loud imo. Also, the part from 0:14 to 0:19 is a bit of a jumbled mess which doesn't sound good to my ears. In the images provided (thanks for that btw, I love when people show their process), I can see why - where you playing snake with the program or something xD. Though 0:19-0:22 ends off with the same soothing melody.

Overall, not too bad! Though it could use some polishing, well done :)