Taiwan in July is insanely hot—I’m not even kidding! Last time my sister visited in July, she didn’t drink enough water and ended up with a nosebleed from the heat. Even locals struggle with the scorching temperatures, so most people…
Hot Springs by the Sea? Yes, on Green Island! When people think of hot springs, they usually imagine soaking in a quiet forest, surrounded by trees and nature. But did you know that hot springs can also be found by…
Guanziling Hot Springs is located in Baihe District, Tainan City, Taiwan. It’s one of Taiwan’s four famous hot springs, renowned for its unique mud hot springs. The spring water is rich in minerals, appearing grayish-black, and is said to have…
Looking for hot spring resorts near Taipei? Discover 6 relaxing seaside hot spring resorts in Jinshan, Wanli, and Yangmingshan—perfect for a quick city escape or weekend retreat. Jinshan Hot Springs, located in New Taipei City’s Jinshan District, has become a…
Guguan Hot Springs is located in Heping District, Taichung City, nestled in the mountains and forests. It is known as a “hidden hot spring retreat in the forest,” where you can soak in hot springs while being surrounded by beautiful…
Planning a family trip to Taiwan’s east coast? Taitung’s Zhiben Hot Spring area is a hidden gem known for its natural beauty, therapeutic waters, and peaceful vibes. Whether you’re traveling with toddlers or teens, Zhiben offers the perfect blend of…
Wulai hot springs is located about an hour’s drive south of Taipei, nestled along the Nanshi River and surrounded by mountains and waterfalls, resembling a dreamy scene straight out of “Spirited Away.” What makes Wulai hot springs special is that…
Taiwan in June transitions into summer, with rising temperatures while the plum rain season lingers, bringing occasional showers. This makes cooling off in the refreshing ocean waters a top choice, especially in coastal cities where beach outings are the perfect…
How much do Taiwan hot springs cost? Taiwan is rich in hot spring resources, from Beitou and Jinshan in the north to Zhiben and Jiaoxi in the east, each area offering unique hot spring cultures. However, hot spring prices aren’t…
Taiwan’s hot springs, fueled by the island’s rich geothermal activity from its position on the Pacific Ring of Fire, make it one of the top hot spring destinations in the world. With 128 known hot spring sites across metamorphic, igneous,…
