By MOOK Scenic Spots Family Travel Life Network Editorial Department
The annual Tainan Kanzanli Hot Spring Food Festival has officially kicked off. This year, Kanzanli is hosting a series of exciting events themed around hot spring cuisine and Japanese nostalgia. In addition to soaking in the springs, the festival also connects the regions of Baihe, Dongshan, and Houpi to promote regional tourism, inviting everyone to come and enjoy the hot springs, delicious food, and beautiful scenery.
Custom-made vintage-style kimonos recreate the Japanese charm along Kanzanli Old Street. (Photo provided by Tainan City Tourism Bureau)
In Japanese hot spring culture, wearing a yukata is an essential feature of the hot spring experience.This year, the Kanzanli Hot Spring Food Festival has specially incorporated the yukata element into the hot spring area. Over 50 sets of yukatas are available for visitors to wear and take photos. Chung Hua University, Kanzanli hot spring operators, and UNIQLO have also exclusively provided lightweight yukatas for everyone to try out this experience.
Tainan Kanzanli Hot Spring is one of the rare mud hot springs in Taiwan, and all operators in the hot spring area have obtained the official hot spring certification. (Photography by MOOK Scenic Spots Family Travel Life Network, Chen Guanxin)
This year’s Kanzanli Hot Spring Food Festival has two major highlights: “My Kanzanli Cooking Kitchen,” which uses unique local ingredients from Kanzanli to create high-quality and refined hot spring cuisine, and the “Yukata Fireworks Carnival,” which offers visitors a chance to experience the century-old Japanese charm of Kanzanli through special yukatas.The event runs from September 19 to October 25.A variety of activities will be held throughout the event period, including cooking competitions, tasting sessions, yukata experiences, nostalgic markets, fireworks parties, local tours, guided walks, and more. Everyone is invited to come to Kanzanli and enjoy diverse hot spring cuisine as well as Taiwan’s only mud hot spring.
Ancient trees by the stream exude a Japanese ambiance. (Photo provided by Mook Publishing)
Additionally, to serve travelers, Xinying Bus will operate extra services on weekends (including public holidays) during the event period, adding routes between Xinying–Baihe, Baihe–Kanzanli, and a circular route around Kanzanli, with six trips per day. Visitors planning to soak in the hot springs at Kanzanli are encouraged to make use of these services.
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