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Public foot bath pools at Tangweigou Hot Spring Park in Jiaoxi

Jiaoxi/Taiwan

Jiaoxi Hot Springs

A rare colourless, odourless bicarbonate spring on the Yilan plain, with public foot baths in the middle of town.

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Température à la source
58°C
Température de baignade
42°C
Baignade
Intérieur / Extérieur
Hébergement
Hôtel sur place

Jiaoxi is a hot-spring town on Taiwan's north-eastern Yilan plain. Its water is a sodium bicarbonate spring — clear, odourless and famously soft — piped to hotels, public bath houses and the free foot baths of Tangweigou Hot Spring Park in the town centre.

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Pourquoi y aller

Most Taiwanese springs are sulphurous or muddy; Jiaoxi's is neither, and the town's streamside park makes bathing an ordinary public act rather than a resort purchase.

Recommandations

Hôtels à proximité

Découvrez où dormir près de Jiaoxi Hot Springs.

L'eau

Eau thermale

Source
Jiaoxi spring
Minéralisation
Sodium bicarbonate
Caractère
Clear, odourless alkaline water known locally as beauty water

Histoire

The springs were developed during the Japanese colonial period and the town grew rapidly as a spa destination after the Hsuehshan Tunnel opened road access from Taipei in 2006.

Informations pratiques

The foot baths in Tangweigou Park are free; full bathing is at the public bath house and hotels nearby.

Y aller

About fifty minutes by road from Taipei through the Hsuehshan Tunnel, or by train to Jiaoxi Station.

Situation

Jiaoxi, Taiwan24.8283, 121.7736Voir sur la carte Balnevia

Lieux liés

Autres bains thermaux en Taiwan