Jiuzhize Hot Spring, Hot spring in Datong, Taiwan
Jiuzhize is a hot spring located within Taipingshan National Forest Recreation Area in northeastern Taiwan, surrounded by dense subtropical vegetation. The facility includes a bathhouse, welcome center with refreshments, and multiple pools accessible to visitors throughout the area.
The spring emerged naturally in the mountainous terrain of northeastern Taiwan and has been fed by continuously flowing mineral-rich waters over time. Eventually the site was developed into a public recreation area with facilities for visitors.
Local families use the hot spring waters to cook eggs and corn in a traditional way that has become part of daily life here. The pools near the spring are gathering places where this custom continues naturally.
Reaching the spring requires walking through the protected forest area, so bring sturdy shoes and be prepared for uneven terrain. The bathhouse and welcome center offer basic amenities, but it is wise to check ahead what services are available on the day of your visit.
A suspension bridge crosses the Duowang River near the spring, creating a distinctive entry point to the forest trails nearby. The bridge has become a recognizable landmark that many visitors use to access the surrounding nature paths.
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