Jiaoxi

Jiaoxi's rare flatland hot springs offer mineral-rich, alkaline waters with therapeutic benefits. Soak in public foot baths or indulge in private spa rooms while enjoying tranquil mountain views.

This free public park offers natural hot spring foot baths with unique "doctor fish" that exfoliate your skin. Enjoy the vibrant evening atmosphere with street performers and sample local spring onion cakes from vendors.

This three-tiered cascade offers a refreshing retreat along trails through lush Taiwanese forest. Climb stone staircases between viewing pavilions for misty, picturesque views of each dramatic waterfall level.

This 1804 temple honours Guangong, the red-faced God of War, and is northern Taiwan's largest shrine to him. Witness the unique "Turtle Asking" ritual in spring or the "Four Rite Dance" during autumn festivals.

You can spend time exploring the galleries in Jin Che Biotechnology Aquaculture Science Center during your travels in Jiaoxi. Discover the hot springs while you're in the area.

Longtan Lake in Yilan County offers a serene 3.3-kilometer trail surrounded by verdant hills and wildlife. Explore nearby temples or watch for water birds while cycling along the peaceful shoreline.

The only 18-hole international standard golf course in Lanyang, Jiaoxi offers play amid natural landscapes with views of Wu Feng Chi Waterfall and Guishan Island. Enjoy the Chinese restaurant after your round.

Named for macaques that once inhabited the area, Monkey Cave Waterfall offers cascading waters amid lush greenery. Hike the well-maintained trail for panoramic views of Lanyang Plain and Turtle Island.