Yilan Qingshui Geothermal Park | Hot Spring Cooking, Fish Foot Bath, and Yukata Experience
- Yilan's most popular attractions
- Cook food in a bamboo basket in a natural valley and experience the fun of DIY
- Pseudo-going abroad kimono yukata experience, a variety of patterns and colors to choose from
- Enjoy the hot spring fish bite your feet experience and challenge your itch tolerance
Package Options
Relaxation & Beauty
| Facility | Foot bath |
| Booking method | Online reservation |
Product Info
The content of this product is provided by machine translation and may not reflect the actual information, please take this into consideration before booking.
- Itinerary Highlights -
The Qingshui Geothermal Area is located in the Qingshui Valley, south of Qingshui Village in Datong Township. The area lies at the junction of plains and foothills, nestled in the valley. The distant green mountains and the curling white smoke from the geothermal sources create a captivating rural landscape. The geothermal springs, originating from underground, are abundant and alkaline, with temperatures reaching 95°C. The water is pale yellow with a slight sulfur odor and bubbling. This area was originally the geothermal plaza of the former CPC station. In 1976, CPC drilled a well and discovered abundant geothermal heat near the hot springs, which held great industrial value. Research and development efforts began, culminating in the successful completion of Taiwan's first geothermal power plant in 1981, marking a new milestone in geothermal development. To ensure safety and security, the geothermal cooking and footbath facilities are now used in the cooking and footbath pools. The pools utilize hot water from the No. 19 geothermal well (150°C, wellhead pressure 5 kg/cm²), ensuring efficient resource utilization. The surrounding hillsides to the north and west are forested with safflower and Taiwan nanmu trees, and you can occasionally spot visiting Taiwan macaques.
- Itinerary Information -
- Experience time: Monday to Sunday 9:00-17:00, last experience time 15:00
- Experience location: No. 150, Lane 501, Section 8, Sanxing Road, Datong Township, Yilan County
- Experience Project:
Hot Spring DIY Cooking & Yukata & Hot Spring Fish Foot-biting Experience
1. Cooking DIY: Provide 1 box of 6 eggs, 2 sweet corns, 2 bamboo shoots, no time limit
2. Hot spring fish bite feet: 2 people experience, unlimited time use
3. Yukata change: 2 sets (Japanese Yukata/Hakka floral fabric/Aboriginal clothing optional), no time limit
- Both adults and children can use it. Children are recommended to be 100 cm tall or above. Please follow the clothes provided on site.
Picnic Package for Four: DIY Cooking + Fish Biting Experience (Four People) + KKday Exclusively Designed Picnic Mat
1. Hot spring fish bite foot experience 4 people, no time limit
2. Cook three items: 1 box of 6 eggs, 2 sweet corns, 2 bamboo shoots, 1 serving of nostalgic mushroom and melon chicken soup - Remark:
- Please present the QR code at the cooking shop area to redeem cooking food, and please present the QR code again at the kimono changing area to redeem the costume change and hot spring fish foot biting experience
- Once the experience is used, it cannot be cancelled or refunded
Japanese architectural style, flying to Japan in a second
Wear a kimono and enjoy cooking in the hot springs and having your feet bitten by hot spring fish
Exquisite kimonos with a variety of patterns and colors to choose from
Experience cooking in a bamboo basket in a natural valley
DIY cooking: 1 box of 6 eggs, 2 sweet corns, 2 bamboo shoots (photos are for reference only, subject to availability)
Hot spring fish bite foot experience place
【Summer Picnic Season】KKday Limited Edition Picnic Mat
Important Info
Reminders
Once the experience is used, it cannot be cancelled or refunded.
A deposit of $600 is required on-site for the yukata experience, and a deposit of $200 is required on-site for the bamboo basket used in the cooking experience. Both deposits are refundable upon return of the baskets after use.
How to Redeem Your Voucher
How to Use Your Voucher
- Please present your QR code on-site
Voucher Redemption Period
- The voucher must be redeemed on the selected date and within operating hours; Invalid after expiration
Experience Location
Location Name: Qingshui Geothermal Park
Address: No. 150, Lane 501, Section 8, Sanxing Road, Datong Township, Yilan CountyFAQ
Currently, admission to Sūi Chéng Hot Spring Park in Yilan is free, and visitors can enter the park at their leisure. Specific activities within the park, such as hot spring cooking, hot spring fish foot baths, or yukata experiences, require separate payment for ingredients or services. If you wish to conveniently book a cooking basket set or yukata experience, you can pre-book through KKday for a hassle-free itinerary planning experience, saving you the trouble of queuing to buy tickets on-site.
Sūi Chéng Hot Spring Park in Yilan offers a variety of unique experiences. You can enjoy the fun of cooking ingredients in a bamboo basket in the natural stream, with common ingredients including corn, eggs, and sweet potatoes. Additionally, the park has a hot spring fish foot bath, where small fish gently nibble at your feet for a unique exfoliating experience. Many visitors also choose to wear Japanese yukatas and take photos within the beautifully Japanese-styled park, enjoying a "fake overseas" ambiance.
There are specific regulations for hot spring cooking at Sūi Chéng Hot Spring Park. The park has designated cooking areas where visitors must conduct their cooking. It is recommended to use the bamboo baskets provided by the park or bring your own heat-resistant containers for safety. You can bring your own ingredients for cooking, but the park also sells recommended local ingredients like corn, eggs, and sweet potatoes. Please be sure to follow park guidelines and maintain cleanliness.
The time required for hot spring cooking varies depending on the type of ingredient. For example, eggs typically take about 10-15 minutes, while corn and sweet potatoes may require 20-30 minutes or even longer to cook thoroughly. It is advisable to check the status of your ingredients periodically and adjust the cooking time according to your preference. The overall hot spring cooking experience, including enjoying the food, will likely take about 1 to 1.5 hours.
There are several ways to get to Sūi Chéng Hot Spring Park in Yilan. Driving is the most convenient option. Take Freeway No. 5 to the Yilan Interchange, then turn onto Provincial Highway 7, and finally connect to Township Road 5 to reach the park. Parking is available on-site. If you're using public transportation, you can first take a train or bus to Luodong or Yilan Transfer Station, and then transfer to a taxi or bus. For instance, you can take bus route 1794 of Yilan 'Jing Hao Xing' from Luodong Station and alight at the 'Sūi Chéng Hot Spring' stop.
Besides driving, visitors can utilize public transportation to reach Sūi Chéng Hot Spring Park. From Luodong Train Station or Luodong Bus Transfer Station, you can take the 'Taiwan Tourist Shuttle Dongshan River Line' or bus route 1794 of Yilan 'Jing Hao Xing', alighting at the 'Sūi Chéng Hot Spring' stop. However, bus services may be infrequent, so it is recommended to check the timetable in advance to plan your trip and ensure a smooth arrival.
It is recommended to spend approximately 2 to 3 hours at Sūi Chéng Hot Spring Park to fully experience the activities available. This duration is sufficient for hot spring cooking, enjoying local delicacies, trying the hot spring fish foot bath, and taking photos in yukatas. If you are only sightseeing without participating in cooking or foot baths, your stay might be shorter, around 1 hour, depending on your personal schedule.
The Japanese yukata experience is a significant feature at Sūi Chéng Hot Spring Park, offering a variety of patterns and styles for visitors to choose from, including sizes for adults and children. Once dressed in a yukata, you can stroll through the Japanese-themed park, enjoy cooking, or take photos by the hot spring stream, creating a "fake overseas" scenario as if you were in Japan. This experience adds a lot of fun and unique cultural enjoyment to your trip, making it perfect for memorable photos.
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