Xinbeitou Hot Spring Commercial District. Beitou Hot Springs have been famous since the Japanese colonial era. Japanese people who love hot springs naturally wouldn't miss it. Takinoyu, Hoshino-yu, and Tetsunoyu are names given by the Japanese based on the characteristics and therapeutic effects of the hot springs. Beitou Hot Springs have been famous since the Japanese colonial era. Japanese people who love hot springs naturally wouldn't miss it. Takinoyu, Hoshino-yu, and Tetsunoyu are names given by the Japanese based on the characteristics and therapeutic effects of the hot springs. It is said to have excellent therapeutic effects for skin diseases, nervous hypersensitivity, asthma, rheumatism, etc., thus becoming one of the most famous hot spring attractions in the north. The source of Xinbeitou Hot Springs is the Great Sulfur Mouth Hot Spring, which is a sulfate spring with a pH value between 3 and 4. The water is yellowish-white and translucent, with a temperature of about 50-90°C and a slight sulfurous smell. Currently, most of the hot spring inns, hotels, and clubs in Beitou are concentrated along Zhongshan Road and Guangming Road, as well as near Beitou Park and Thermal Valley. Each has its own characteristics, with diverse hot spring hydrotherapy and recreational facilities to provide tourists with hot spring health and wellness. Nearby attractions are also very worthwhile to visit, such as the three treasures of Beitou Hot Springs: Gin Song Ge, Hoshino-yu, and Takinoyu, as well as Tengu-an Historical Park, which records Taiwan's first hot spring hotel, all have profound historical backgrounds. Beitou Park, Beitou Hot Spring Museum, Beitou Museum, and Thermal Valley are must-visit attractions for tourists. Coming to Beitou, you can not only wash away the fatigue of your body and mind with the hot springs but also gain a deeper understanding of Beitou Hot Springs' rich cultural history.
Address: 臺北市北投區新北投中山路6
Hours: 00:00–23:59
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