I have to start by obediently introducing my articles about Yilan again, but this one has fewer photos and less content. Last week, I went to Yilan to have fun again, and many people are very envious of us, often saying things like: “You guys go out to play so often, you’re so lucky,” and so on. Actually, traveling requires motivation. We just want to take advantage of the time when we can still travel. First, we can share some scenic spots with everyone, and second, we also want to see more beautiful people, things, and sights, capturing plenty of memories with our cameras. We record the emotions of those trips, and we also hope everyone will get outdoors more and absolutely not be lazy anymore—it’s better for your health too. Now let’s dive into the article properly.
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‘Hairy Crab Bubbles,’ also called ‘Crab Bubbles.’ The reason this oddly named spot got its peculiar name is because... (?)
This place is on sandy ground, right next to Provincial Highway 9. It’s a natural underground spring pool. %
Moreover, the spring water maintains a temperature of around 20 degrees Celsius year-round. There are dozens of small holes about 10 centimeters in diameter underground, which continuously emit tiny bubbles. Locals find this special sight quite novel, resembling the bubbles a hairy crab might blow, hence the name ‘Hairy Crab Bubbles.’
The power of nature is truly amazing. %
The water is clear, knee-deep, and very safe, making it a great cool spot in the summer heat. In the past, only locals knew about this place, but after the opening of the Xueshan Tunnel brought a surge of tourists to Yilan, it now attracts many locals and visitors alike who come to splash around on holidays. %
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But because the edges of the pool are covered in moss, parents should accompany their children to prevent slipping and injuries. Really, one must be cautious. %
◆ Hairy Crab Bubbles Address: Between No. 18-23, Da Hu Road, Yuanshan Township, beside Provincial Highway 9A
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