Taiwan Island (China) not only impresses tourists with its unique culture and rich nature, but is also known as a "hot spring paradise" thanks to its special terrain. When the weather turns to autumn and winter, visitors can hardly miss the experience of relaxing in the natural warm water to fully enjoy the beauty of this place.
Taiwan (China) is not only famous for its modern cities but also a resort paradise with many fascinating landscapes. In particular, the natural hot spring system is one of the top tourist attractions. Located on the Pacific Ring of Fire, Taiwan Island is blessed with rich and diverse geothermal resources.
With over 100 hot spring areas spread across the island, visitors can soak in the warm waters to restore their health and enjoy a relaxing feeling amidst the fresh natural scenery. The end of the year is the ideal time to plan a hot spring excursion on this island, where you can relax your body, recharge your energy and blend in with the peaceful beauty of nature.
Northern Area - Wulai Hot Springs, New Taipei City
Wulai Hot Springs, New Taipei City, nestled between the lush green mountains and the Atayal resort village, is known as the “Beauty Spring” with its mildly alkaline water that soothes and smooths the skin. With temperatures ranging from 80°C, the Wulai hot springs are formed from the metamorphic rocks of the Xueshan Mountains, offering visitors a unique relaxing experience.
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| Wulai Hot Springs, New Taipei City, is located between the lush green mountains and the Atayal resort village. (Source: Xinhua) |
Coming here, you can not only soak in the warm water but also have the opportunity to explore the pristine waterfall and walk on the ancient streets full of indigenous culture. Especially from November to February, you may also be lucky enough to hear the mating calls of colorful cuckoos along the riverbank, creating a lively and impressive natural scene.
Central Taiwan Area – Nantou Hot Springs
Nantou is known for its carbon-containing hot springs, commonly known as “bubble baths”. With lower temperatures than other springs, the hot springs here have a moderate temperature, providing a pleasant feeling, stabilizing the heart rate and helping to improve blood circulation.
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| Nantou is known for its carbon-rich hot springs, commonly known as "bubble baths." (Source: Sina) |
Famous springs such as Dongpu, Lushan and Sun Moon Lake all offer a variety of accommodation options, from hotels to guesthouses. Soaking in the warm water, admiring the beautiful mountain scenery and Sun Moon Lake are experiences you cannot miss when coming to Nantou.
Southern Area – Guanziling Mud Hot Springs
Guanziling is famous as the only mud hot spring in Taiwan and one of the few places in the world that has this special type of spring. The mineral-rich black mud here not only helps to fight inflammation and reduce fatigue but also has skin beautifying effects, providing a complete natural health care experience.
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| Guanziling is famous as Taiwan's only mud hot spring and one of the few places in the world that has this special type of spring. (Source: Sina) |
From September to November every year, the Guanziling Hot Springs and Food Festival attracts a large number of visitors, creating a vibrant atmosphere filled with local flavors. In particular, visitors will be able to admire the "Water and Fire Spring" - a fascinating natural phenomenon where flames burn right on the water surface, creating a majestic and magical scene. This event also attracts a large number of visitors to explore the unique intersection of two opposing elements.
Eastern Area – Asahi Hot Springs on Green Island
Asahi is one of only three coastal hot springs in the world, located near the coral reefs of Green Island. What makes it unique is that the water temperature here changes with the tides, giving visitors a memorable natural hot and cold bathing experience. With clear blue water and a salty taste of the sea, Asahi hot springs create a refreshing and relaxing feeling.
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| Tourists can soak in the warm water while watching the sun gradually rise over the Pacific Ocean from early morning. (Source: Taiwan Tourism Bureau) |
From 5am, visitors can soak in the warm water while watching the sun gradually rise over the Pacific Ocean. When arriving at Luc Dao, visitors also have the opportunity to explore more famous places such as Luc Dao lighthouse, Dabaisha beach, Pug rock, Sleeping Beauty rock and many other interesting destinations that will make the journey more attractive.
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