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Taiwan’s Hot Springs and Spa Experiences You Cannot Miss Klook Travel Blog . Discover the top spots to try Taiwan’s relaxation treasures with this guide to the 13 best spas and hot springs!.

Taiwan’s Hot Springs and Spa Experiences You Cannot Miss

Taiwan is a land of natural wonders, and one of its most captivating attractions is its abundance of hot springs and spas. Whether you are looking for a relaxing soak in a scenic setting, a rejuvenating massage in a luxurious resort, or a thrilling adventure in a wild hot spring, Taiwan has something for everyone. In this article, we will introduce you to 13 of the best hot springs and spas in Taiwan, and show you how you can book them easily and conveniently on Klook.

Beitou Hot Spring

Beitou is the most famous and accessible hot spring destination in Taiwan, located only 30 minutes away from Taipei by MRT. Beitou has a rich history and culture, as it was developed by the Japanese during their colonial rule. You can learn more about the history and geology of Beitou at the Hot Spring Museum and the Thermal Valley, where you can see the steaming water and sulfur fumes that give Beitou its distinctive smell.

Beitou offers a variety of hot spring options, from public baths to private rooms, from cheap and cheerful to high-end and elegant. You can choose from different types of water, such as green sulfur, white sulfur, iron, and carbonic acid, each with its own health benefits and effects. Some of the most popular hot spring resorts in Beitou are Spring City Resort and Grand View Resort.

If you want to enjoy the best of Beitou without breaking the bank, you can book a Beitou Hot Spring Experience on Klook, which includes a private hot spring room for two hours, a complimentary drink, and a shuttle service from Xinbeitou MRT station. You can also combine your hot spring visit with a Yangmingshan National Park Tour, where you can admire the stunning views of the mountains, lakes, and flowers.

Wulai Hot Spring

Wulai is another popular hot spring destination near Taipei, famous for its aboriginal culture and beautiful scenery. Wulai is home to the Atayal tribe, one of the 16 indigenous groups in Taiwan. You can experience their culture and cuisine at the Wulai Old Street, where you can also find some free public hot springs along the river.

Wulai’s hot spring water is clear and odorless, with a high concentration of sodium bicarbonate, which makes it smooth and soft on the skin. Wulai has many hot spring resorts and hotels, such as Volando Urai Spring Spa & Resort, Wulai Pause Landis Resort, and Full Moon Spa. You can also enjoy a hot spring bath in a wooden tub at the [Wulai Spring Park], which offers a panoramic view of the waterfall and the valley.

To make the most of your Wulai trip, you can book a [Wulai Aboriginal Village and Hot Springs Tour] on Klook, which includes a round-trip shuttle service from Taipei, a visit to the Wulai Waterfall and the Wulai Old Street, a traditional aboriginal dance show, and a hot spring bath at the Spring Park.

Jiaoxi Hot Spring

Jiaoxi is a town in Yilan County, on the east coast of Taiwan, known for its abundant hot spring resources. Jiaoxi’s hot spring water is unique, as it is the only flatland hot spring in Taiwan, and it contains a rare mineral called strontium, which is said to have healing properties for the bones and muscles.

Jiaoxi has a wide range of hot spring facilities, from large-scale hot spring parks to cozy hot spring hotels. Some of the most popular ones are [Tangweigou Hot Spring Park], [Jiaoxi Hot Spring Garden], and [Hotel Royal Chiaohsi]. You can also find some free public hot springs in the town center, such as the Jiaoxi Railway Station Hot Spring Square and the Jiaoxi Hot Spring Foot Bath Park.

Jiaoxi is not only a hot spring paradise, but also a gateway to the natural and cultural attractions of Yilan. You can explore the nearby [Lanyang Museum], which showcases the history and ecology of the region, the [National Center for Traditional Arts], which displays the folk arts and crafts of Taiwan, and the [Jimmy Park], which features the whimsical illustrations of the famous Taiwanese author Jimmy Liao.

You can easily get to Jiaoxi from Taipei by bus or train, or you can book a [Yilan Private Car Charter] on Klook, which allows you to customize your own itinerary and visit the places you want at your own pace. You can also book a [Yilan Hot Spring Experience] on Klook, which includes a private hot spring room at the Jiaoxi Hot Spring Garden and a complimentary drink.