Hsinchu also boasts the Shuiliang Waterfall, Beibu Cold Spring, and a free luxurious SPA experience.
By MOOK Scenic Spots Editorial Team
In Hualien’s Jade Valley lies a magnificent Shuiliang Waterfall, a hidden natural wonder comparable to Mugumuguyu that attracts many visitors. Now, you can enjoy this natural SPA without traveling all the way to Hualien. The Beibu Cold Spring in Hsinchu features a rare coexisting carbonate and sulfur spring, making it a popular resting spot for locals and tourists alike. It also boasts an abundant Shuiliang Waterfall, becoming a new hotspot for photos.
Beibu Cold Spring’s magnificent Shuiliang Waterfall (Photo by annyang0311)
Beibu Cold Spring attracts many netizens to take photos (Photo by xiujun.huang)
Beibu Cold Spring’s Shuiliang Waterfall (Photo by simon0170)
Beibu Cold Spring is a weakly alkaline carbonated spring with a slightly salty taste. In summer, the water temperature is around 15°C, and about 10°C in winter. The cold spring water is very unique and is said to have various therapeutic effects. Soaking here can wash away the day’s fatigue and let you enjoy the most natural negative ion refreshment.
Beibu Cold Spring area (Photo by Taiwan Tourism Bureau)
Beibu Cold Spring summer fireflies (Photo by Taiwan Tourism Bureau)
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