The “2014 Taipei Hot Spring Festival” will take place over five consecutive days starting October 10 around the Xinbeitou MRT Station. In addition to the annual hot spring exhibition booths, this year will feature, for the first time, a cultural exchange performance and street parade by child sumo wrestlers from Matsuyama, Japan, as well as a variety of activities including a creative market, open-air cinema, and free hot spring coupons for blood donors. On Saturdays and Sundays, there will also be free hot spring shuttle buses, making for a rich and exciting program.
Embrace the chilly winds in warm springs, letting bright smiles warm the winter heart. (Photo/MOOK Scenic Spots Family Travel Life Network, Chen Guanxin)
Beitou Meiting retains a Japanese architectural style, surrounded by lush greenery and a tranquil, elegant atmosphere. (Image source/Taipei Tourism Bureau)
Beitou Meiting is Taiwan’s first venue dedicated to commemorating Yu Youren, the “Sage of Cursive Script.” (Image source/Taipei Tourism Bureau)
The Ketagalan Cultural Center is a venue in Taipei’s Beitou District dedicated to promoting indigenous culture. (Image source/Ketagalan Cultural Center)
The Ketagalan Cultural Center is a venue in Taipei’s Beitou District dedicated to promoting indigenous culture. (Image source/Ketagalan Cultural Center)
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