Taiwan has many high-quality hot springs, but most Taiwanese are relatively unfamiliar with wild stream hot springs. However, soaking in one while enjoying the beautiful mountain scenery is truly a delightful experience. The ?? Hot Spring in Yilan is a neutral carbonated spring that can promote skin metabolism. The wild stream hot springs here are mainly divided into three pools, and the closer you get to the hot spring source, the hotter the temperature gets—over 70 degrees Celsius. When coming here to soak in the hot springs, remember not to jump in rashly. The Fanfan Hot Spring still retains a considerable amount of its pristine mountainous charm. Adventure is about seeing more beautiful scenery—let’s take on the challenge together!
In the Atayal language, "bonbon" refers to the sound made by a hot spring with abundant water sources (Photo provided by Vidol)
Surrounded by mountains, ?? Hot Spring is hailed as a healing scenic beauty (Photo provided by Vidol)
With clear water and year-round flow, it has been voted by netizens as the most approachable wild stream hot spring. (Photo provided by Vidol)
Yilan’s Nan’ao is home to the bitter tea trees of the well-known brand Tea Seed House. The cultivation of bitter tea trees in Taiwan has a history of over a hundred years, and bitter tea oil is even ranked among the world’s top four edible oils. Click to open the Vidol video “Adventure King” VR360 film, and plant your very own bitter tea tree with the Adventure King. (You can change the perspective by clicking and dragging with your mouse.)
A bitter tea tree takes five years to yield its first harvest (Photo provided by Vidol)
Write down your wish, plant a bitter tea tree, and look back together in five years (Photo provided by Vidol)
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