Things to do in Tangweigou Hot Springs Park

Jason, our tour guide, is fantastic. He took care of us and always ensuring our well being. He’s also very patient and explain the location we are at with great details.

Safety: This place has good parking, and the environment is very clean. Facilities: The facilities are quite complete, but there are only large bath towels. Experience: Today's hot spring experience was pretty good. Location: At No. 50 Ren'ai Road, Jiaoxi.

This trip was incredibly enjoyable, and we'd especially like to thank our tour guide, Ms. Lin Su-chen. The night before our departure, she proactively contacted us to confirm the itinerary and provided thoughtful reminders, which made us feel very reassured. During the trip, not only was her driving steady and safe, but she also demonstrated great flexibility, always happily accommodating our last-minute requests for minor itinerary adjustments. Throughout the journey, Su-chen not only provided detailed tour information but also shared many vivid and interesting local stories, and gave us excellent travel recommendations. We wholeheartedly recommend this professional and friendly guide; she truly enhanced our trip!

I went with friends to Wushih Harbor to take a boat to Guishan Island, and we saw long-beaked spinner dolphins! We were so lucky and happy 🐬 The captain said dolphins have the intelligence of a 6-year-old child and enjoy interacting, so they understand when you clap and cheer! It was so much fun! History ➡️ Residents settled on the island during the Daoguang period of the Qing Dynasty, primarily making a living through fishing. The population once reached 700 people. In 1977, due to military needs, residents were forcibly relocated, and the island was closed. The residents moved to Renzhe New Village in Toucheng. In 2000, the island officially opened to tourism.

This was my first time booking a Klook tour. The day before, they thoughtfully sent a text message with the meeting time and location (including a photo), which was a huge plus! I hadn't been to Guishan Island before and was curious about the itinerary. To my surprise, many people participated in the 401 Highland climb that day. Our guide, Mr. Dong, also climbed the entire 401 Highland with us; he must be the hardest-working guide in all of Taiwan. We arrived on the island in the morning, received a brief introduction, and then immediately started climbing the 401 Highland. The weather that day was hot and humid, and I was completely exhausted by the time we descended. In the afternoon, we took a boat tour around Guishan Island, and the onboard guide provided a very detailed explanation. We returned to port around 3 PM.

It was clean and good. Safety: It's safe. Experience: It's a place worth visiting even if it rains. Instructor: None. Location: It's a bit far from downtown Taipei, about an hour away. Equipment: None.

It's cozy and relaxing. The hot spring area is spacious. Three hours is ample time to get through HOV restrictions.

The service attitude was excellent, making the entire experience very comfortable. The staff were also very thoughtful. It's a great place to visit if you're in Jiaoxi. Massage Therapist: No. 18 Service: Thoughtful, excellent pressure Environment: Very relaxing Facilities: Overall quite good, but I might be a bit tall, so the foot bath seat felt a little close. 🤣

My recent hot spring experience at the Hotel Mu Jiao Xi in Yilan was absolutely wonderful! The hotel environment was clean and comfortable, and the public hot spring area was spacious with a great variety of pools, all at a perfect temperature. After my soak, I felt completely relaxed, both physically and mentally. The staff were incredibly friendly and polite, and their detailed explanations made me feel right at home. Both the private hot spring rooms and the public facilities were very well-maintained, clean, and safe. It offers excellent value for money and is perfect for a relaxing getaway with family and friends. I will definitely visit again if I have the chance and will highly recommend it to my friends and relatives.