Tangweigou Hot Spring Park — Attraction in Jiaoxi Township

Still in Yilan, we headed to ⁩⁦Tangweigou Hot Spring Park⁩⁦ (湯圍溝溫泉公園) in the Jiaoxi township. Right in the town’s centre, you’ll be able to find a square with staggered steps for communal foot baths. The temperatures here were too hot though! At 50 degrees, we could only dip our feet in and very quickly, Tom was emitting sweat out of body! The hotspring here does not contain sulphur so it doesn’t smell. It does contain minerals such as potassium, magnesium and sodium which is said to be good for the skin. Charles also recommended that we get some San Xing Spring Onion Pancake (i.e. 三星葱饼) since Yilan is known for its 3 Stars Spring Onions and a well-known stall was nearby...

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I absolutely love this hot spring in Jiaoxi! It’s affordable, local, and while the facilities may not be the most luxurious, it has an authentic, charming feel. Inside, you’ll often see many grandpas and grandmas who frequent the place, chatting with each other—giving you a glimpse into the lifestyle of Jiaoxi locals. It’s so cute!

The price is only 80 NTD, which is amazing! A small towel costs 50 NTD, and the hairdryer is 10 NTD. The outdoor area also has a foot hot spring, but I highly recommend going inside. It’s not big, but it’s practical and gives you the best experience, especially during winter or...

Very relaxing environment, where people don't have to do anything to have fun. We just sat down by the pool which was full of fish, and enjoyed as they were biting our feet and toes gently while cleaning it. The good spring area means men and women have to be naked, and it's not coeducational. In the park there are several other pools to sit down and enjoy hot water. At we relax, we may also want to enjoy massage, which is available just on the other side of the stream. The availability of food in this area is limited though, so don't have very high...