Today, you’ll find luxury hot springs resorts in place of brothels in what has become a family friendly area of Taipei. The Beitou Public Bathhouse, the largest during the Japanese era, is now the Beitou Hot Springs and Museum, where visitors can read up on the history of the hot springs before soaking in the healing sulfuric waters. Since the baths of Beitou Hot Springs Park are public, men and women share the same pools and must wear swim suits, and women must have their hair tied up.
Latest Reviews
Review by Kelvin L, October 2012
Doing what: Yangmingshan National Park and Hot-Spring Half-Day Tour from Taipei
Absolutely fantastic tour! The tour guide was so knowledgeavle and just an all around funny guy!
Review by Joslyn Y, April 2012
Doing what: Yangmingshan National Park and Hot-Spring Half-Day Tour from Taipei
Great tour! Very helpful and accommodating. Our guide was great, a good mix of information and time to take in the different scenery. The easy pick-up and drop-off at hotels was especially convenient and helpful. One tip: wear clothes that you may not care about because the hot springs smell like sulfur and can make your clothes smell for days on end. Overall, it was a great tour and I would highly recommend it.
Review by MICHAEL L, USA, August 2008
Doing what: Yangmingshan National Park and Hot-Spring Half-Day Tour from Taipei




