탕웨이거우 온천공원 리뷰

Yilan Tangweigou Hot Spring Park는 Jiaoxi Street에 위치하고 있으며 밤에는 등불 축제가 있으며 분위기가 좋으며 무료 발 수영장이 있으며 옆에 많은 판매 업체가 있으며 쇼핑이 매우 좋으며 근처에 많은 온천 물고기 발 수영장이 있습니다. 한 번에 약 60 위안, 매우 흥미로운 시도 할 수 있습니다.

There are some small fish hot springs at the entrance of the park, which are charged, but they are not expensive. They look like NT$200. Most of them are tourists. We had a friend's advice and went straight in. After 100 metres, we saw the public bubble pool.

Tangweigou Hot Spring Park This is really a very local experience, I don't think it will happen anywhere else. We would never have thought of it without the advice of our friends. Along long streams and valleys, hot springs pour out.

Jiuxi is a hot spring town in Yilan City. It has abundant rainwater all year round and abundant geothermal resources underground. So as long as hotels in Jiuxi Town drill wells underground, hot springs will sprout soon. We went to Tangweigou Park, which is very close to Guanxiang, and is the only way to the railway station. Hot springs flow down the mountain and are a gift to the people here. Everyone likes to slip a shoe and soak their feet in the hot spring pool. It's really comfortable. This is the real hot spring water.

Tangweigou Park is a public bathing hall in Jiaoxi, but because of the intention of Yilan people for the planning of tourist attractions, this soup-soaking and foot-soaking scenic spot is well planned. In addition, the public soup-soaking pond charges low fees and wants to come to Jiaoxi for tourism without booking friends for overnight, this is the best choice.

Because it is very close to the hotel, just next to the hotel, come and see, many people are soaking feet, reef Creek and five years ago completely changed, this park did not exist five years ago, that is only the more lively part of the reef Creek station, but the appearance has changed, hot springs have not changed, in other cities tired for a few days, to soak in the reef creek, immediately slowed down.

As a natural hot spring town, Jiaoxi can be seen everywhere in similar large public soup squares, which are completely free of charge. It is the natural welfare of the Taiwanese people. It is the envy of foreign tourists. It's nice to have friends here on weekend afternoon and chat while soaking your feet.