(formerly Ren Ze Hot Spring) features enclosures made of stone and bamboo, exuding rustic elegance and a wild mountain charm, offering the joy of hot spring bathing and the novel experience of cooking eggs in the spring.
Additionally, Jiu Zhi Ze Hot Spring (formerly Ren Ze Hot Spring) now offers well-designed hinoki barrel bathhouses, open-air hot springs, and an SPA area for hot spring enthusiasts. There is also a volcano-style egg-boiling basin where delicious hot spring eggs can be cooked in just 13 minutes.
Jiu Zhi Ze Hot Spring
(formerly Ren Ze Hot Spring) is surrounded by lush green mountains. Strolling through the shaded woods allows you to fully enjoy the cleansing forest air. Jiu Zhi Ze Hot Spring
(formerly Ren Ze Hot Spring), due to its geographical location, is about four to five degrees cooler than Taipei during the hot summer months, offering a refreshing and pleasant climate.
A suspension bridge in front of the resort crosses the verdant mountain landscape, appearing pristine and ethereal. Walking across the bridge offers a uniquely romantic ambiance. There is also an asphalt camping platform that can accommodate about a hundred people. Camping here allows you to enjoy the fun of playing in the water and fishing.
Additionally, along the trails at Jiu Zhi Ze Hot Spring (formerly Ren Ze Hot Spring), you can spot many birds such as the black bulbul, the Chinese bulbul, and the Taiwan blue magpie (also known as the long-tailed mountain girl), all of which are commonly seen.
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