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Taiwan’s first hot spring district night market opens soon – 200+ budget-friendly food stalls to enjoy non-stop

Published: 2026-09-24 👁 101 views
Last updated 2026-09-24 — The hot spring resort town of Jiaoxi in Yilan is finally getting its own night market. After a relaxing soak, you can head to the night market at night for delicious food and fun games – a full day of joy awaits!

By / Scenic Spots Family (compiled and reported)
 
The hot spring resort town of Jiaoxi in Yilan is finally getting its own night market. After a relaxing soak, you can head to the night market at night for delicious food and fun games – a full day of joy awaits!

Jiaoxi’s first-ever hot spring night market is set to open (photo / Yilan Fun Times, same below)

The scale of the hot spring night market is planned to match that of Yilan Dongshan’s popular “Qinggou Night Market.”

Jiaoxi’s first “hot spring night market” will open this December, modeled after the popular “Qinggou Night Market” in Yilan’s Dongshan area. It is expected to host nearly 200 food and entertainment stalls, featuring everything from local snacks and treats to classic night market games like ring toss and balloon darts.

A variety of local delicacies are planned to be available within this night market, with around 200 vendors expected to set up shop.

In addition to food, classic night market entertainment games will also be part of the hot spring night market experience.

As weekends often see heavy traffic congestion on the way from northern Taiwan to Yilan, the opening of the hot spring night market will not only allow travelers to enjoy a night market in Yilan without having to go to Luodong or Toucheng, but will also be conveniently located right in the Jiaoxi hot spring district. It is also expected to help alleviate traffic flow.

The hot spring night market is scheduled to open this December.

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