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The expansive sea view allows you to fully immerse yourself in nature's embrace and escape the hustle and bustle of city life.
The hot spring pools are designed to allow you to achieve complete relaxation of body and mind after bathing in the hot springs, and enjoy a peaceful and tranquil experience.
The gorgeous and simple rooms give you a sense of belonging at home. The beautiful sea view outside the window allows you to not only relax in the hot springs, but also feel the peace that is different from the city.
Warm and simple two large beds
You can enjoy simple happiness while staying in this room. The spacious room and the sea view outside the window allow you to feel the infinite extension of nature. Children can also have their own little world in this room.
Gorgeous and unpretentious room
Let you feel at home and enjoy the beautiful sea view outside the window. Not only can you relax in the hot spring, but you can also feel the calmness that is different from the city.
Planned building-in-building design, the room has one medium bed upstairs and one large bed and one small bed downstairs.
A cozy suite suitable for a family, located on the highest floor of the clubhouse.
Overlooking the entire Pacific Ocean, you can have a panoramic view of the infinite sea.
The largest suite in Shanshuiyan Hotel (three beds)
The first choice to accommodate large families, you will feel like you are at home after moving in. The mountains and waters are as clear as your back garden.
Gorgeous and simple room with bright lighting
Give you a sense of belonging at home
Beautiful sea view outside the window
Huge bath
You can also relax in the hot springs
A carefully crafted relaxation space, this is your exclusive sanctuary for the soul.
Rich and delicious meals, cordial service, let you get a whole day of energy after enjoying the meal.
Rich and delicious meals, cordial service, let you get a whole day of energy after enjoying the meal.
Rich and delicious meals, cordial service, let you get a whole day of energy after enjoying the meal.
With panoramic views of the Pacific Ocean, immerse yourself in the hot springs and wash away the hustle and bustle!
Spring quality: Weakly alkaline sodium bicarbonate spring is colorless and transparent in appearance, with a slight sulfur smell. The spring temperature is about 70~90℃.
Things to note when taking a bath:
Take a panoramic view of the Pacific Ocean, soak in the hot springs, and wash away the hustle and bustle!
Spring quality Weakly alkaline sodium bicarbonate spring is colorless and transparent, with a slight sulfur smell The temperature of the gushing spring is about 70-90°C
Precautions for soaking soup:
With panoramic views of the Pacific Ocean, immerse yourself in the hot springs and wash away the hustle and bustle!
Spring quality: Weakly alkaline sodium bicarbonate spring is colorless and transparent in appearance, with a slight sulfur smell. The spring temperature is about 70~90℃.
With panoramic views of the Pacific Ocean, immerse yourself in the hot springs and wash away the hustle and bustle!
The spring quality is weakly alkaline sodium bicarbonate spring, which is colorless and transparent in appearance, with a slight sulfur smell. The spring temperature is about 70 to 90 degrees Celsius. Notes for bathing: The temperature should be controlled at 37 to 45 degrees, and the time should not exceed ten minutes.
Pregnant women or those with weak constitutions, or those who are overtired or after strenuous exercise should not take a bath in hot springs.
Patients with cardiovascular disease, lung disease, or acute infection should not bathe in the hot springs without medical advice.
If you yearn for soaking in hot springs in an outdoor bath, Shanshuiyan has complete and clean hardware and software facilities, paired with warm hot springs, to heal your body and mind.
The spring quality is weakly alkaline carbonated spring, colorless and transparent, with a slight sulfur smell. Soak in the outdoor bath, enjoy a moment of tranquility, see the stars in the sky, look forward, and experience the unique style of the boundless sea and sky.
Shanshuiyan uses more complete and clean facilities to provide more complete services, so that you can enjoy a clean and burden-free environment when enjoying the hot springs.
The outdoor hot spring bath has a spacious spring pool, allowing you to overlook the beautiful scenery of the Pacific Ocean and enjoy the healing brought by the hot spring.
Let every visiting guest feel completely relaxed
The hotel is conveniently located in the center of the area, making it easy to get anywhere.
Don't worry about not having enough time for your itinerary, because we've already found the most suitable tourist attractions for you!
Fun and Leisure Guide: Best sunrise and sunset viewing spots, surrounding unique markets and must-try tribal cuisine. Located near the Pacific Ocean, where mountains meet the sea, railway enthusiasts shouldn't miss it. The station roof has been converted into an observation deck for panoramic views.
Duoliang Station, located near the Southern Cross-Island Highway, was originally the site of the Paiwan tribe's "Dala Dalan Society." During the Japanese occupation, it was renamed "Duoduoliang," and after the construction of the Southern Cross-Island Railway, its name was simplified to "Duoliang." Although trains ceased stopping there in 2006 due to low passenger volume, Duoliang Station is still hailed as one of the most beautiful stations in Taiwan for its stunning location nestled against the mountains and facing the sea.
Entering the Duoliang Park, a viewing platform on the second floor offers panoramic views of the breathtaking seascape. Visitors can also witness the spectacular sight of trains speeding through the mountains. This attracts many railway enthusiasts. In addition to the natural scenery, the park is surrounded by art installations, ensuring that every view is a memorable experience!
Not far above Duoliang Station is "Sunshine Heritage Woodworking Workshop," a renovation of Duoliang Elementary School, which had been idle for 10 years. Its purpose is to create employment opportunities for rural areas. Here, you can admire wooden handicrafts and enjoy various meals and drinks. The large-scale art installation "Angel Wings" within the park is also a must-see.
Attraction Information: Admission Fee: NT$10 per person. Discount Criteria: Those who meet the following eligibility criteria and hold supporting documentation are exempt from the fee: (1) Individuals with disabilities holding a disability certificate. (2) Children under 6 years old or shorter than 115cm. (3) Residents of Taimali Township. (4) Individuals conducting business or performing official duties. ※ A fee will be charged for those who do not present relevant documentation.
Opening hours: Sundays: 08:00 – 17:00
Monday: 08:00 – 17:00
Tuesday: 08:00 – 17:00
Wednesday: 08:00 – 17:00
Thursday: 08:00 – 17:00
Friday: 08:00 – 17:00
Saturday: 08:00 – 17:00
It is about 4.2 kilometers from the main building, about a 9-minute drive.
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A photographer's dream destination, Taiwan's "Little Hundred Peaks" boasts a stunning 360-degree panoramic view of golden flowers, a must-see for seasons and a photographer's paradise.
Every year from August to September, following the ridgeline where the mountains meet the sea, and traversing the winding and narrow mountain roads, you will climb to an altitude of over 1,300 meters, where a vast expanse of golden daylily carpets will come into view. This place is named Golden Needle Mountain because it is famous for its abundant daylilies.
The hiking trail features several pavilions and viewing platforms, offering expansive views of the entire flower field and the city below. From the mountain-backed, sea-facing perspective, one can even see the entire Pacific Ocean. Every angle offers a different view, and at the summit, there's a first-class triangulation point—Taiwan's Little Hundred Peaks—truly a series of breathtaking sights!
Twin Peaks is the highest point of the Daylily Mountain. Because of its highest elevation, it offers the best vantage point for viewing the flowers and is also recognized as the place where the daylilies are most densely packed. Walk into the nearby Dawn Pavilion or Millennium Pavilion to admire the sea of flowers shrouded in mist, watching the golden waves of flowers roll one after another, like a dreamlike fairyland.
Along the way, there are shops selling daylily dishes. You can sit on the viewing platform with an unbeatable sea of flowers and enjoy fried daylilies, daylily tea eggs, or cold daylily salad – it's truly delightful! You can also buy dried daylilies to take home and cook at home! The diverse climate here provides excellent conditions for plant growth, with flowers blooming in all four seasons: cherry blossoms from January to March, wild lilies from April to May, hydrangeas from June to July, daylilies from August to October, and maple leaves from November to December. The area also abounds in agricultural products such as dragon fruit, roselle, Taifeng tea, and Yuhebao lychees, satisfying both your visual and gustatory senses and making your trip worthwhile.
Daylily blooming season is from August to October each year, with a very short flowering period, hence the nickname "one-day beauty." Edible daylilies must be harvested just before the buds fully open. They can be eaten fresh or dried and are rich in nutrients. However, most ornamental daylilies are poisonous, so please do not pick and eat them.
Attraction Information: Admission is free. Opening Hours: Sundays: 00:00 – 23:59
Monday: 00:00 – 23:59
Tuesday: 00:00 – 23:59
Wednesday: 00:00 – 23:59
Thursday: 00:00 – 23:59
Friday: 00:00 – 23:59
Saturday: 00:00 – 23:59
It is approximately 26.1 kilometers from the main building, a 56-minute drive.
The "Sakuragi Level Crossing" is located near Taimali Railway Station. Here you can see a stunning view of the blue sky, the sea, and the railway level crossing. The beautiful and tranquil scene is considered the most beautiful level crossing in eastern Taiwan. It is famous for its resemblance to classic scenes from the popular manga "Slam Dunk".
Attraction Information: Opening Hours: Sunday: 00:00 – 23:59
Monday: 00:00 – 23:59
Tuesday: 00:00 – 23:59
Wednesday: 00:00 – 23:59
Thursday: 00:00 – 23:59
Friday: 00:00 – 23:59
Saturday: 00:00 – 23:59
It is approximately 13.0 kilometers from the main building, about a 20-minute drive.
The First Sunrise Memorial Park, located in Taimali Township on the South Cross-Island Highway, is a popular destination every New Year's Day, where people cheer and wait for the first sunrise of the new year. Its beautiful coastal scenery is also a captivating feature. However, outside the Sunrise Memorial Park, there is a lesser-known bay that also boasts beautiful coastal scenery.
It's called Huayuan Bay. As the name suggests, the road along the coast leads to Huayuan Village in Taimali Township. Located between the Central Mountain Range and the Pacific Ocean, it's an excellent spot for watching the sunrise. On a clear day, you can also see Green Island and Orchid Island. With its azure sea and sky, and smooth sandy beach, you can enjoy the tropical atmosphere of the South without leaving the country.
To facilitate visitors, temporary parking lots and pavilions have been set up along the South Link Highway, and there are also heart-shaped swings on the beach, all in the hope of attracting people to stop and admire the beauty of this place. If you have time, you can also take photos at the nearby Coconut Grove Avenue. Although it is not large, the coconut trees on both sides and the azure sea make it a new secret spot for taking pictures on the South Link Highway. Many photography enthusiasts have named this place "Coconut Grove Avenue".
Attraction Information: Admission is free. Opening Hours: Sundays 00:00 – 23:59
Monday: 00:00 – 23:59
Tuesday: 00:00 – 23:59
Wednesday: 00:00 – 23:59
Thursday: 00:00 – 23:59
Friday: 00:00 – 23:59
Saturday: 00:00 – 23:59
It is approximately 18.0 kilometers from the main building, about a 24-minute drive.
The coconut palm avenue at National Taiwan University originated from the "Taipei Imperial University" period founded in 1928, and was planned and planted by a Japanese professor in 1932.
The origin and history of the Coconut Grove Avenue: Planning and design: In 1932, when Professor Nakamura Sanba and Saburo Onuma of the Department of Horticulture at Taipei Imperial University planned the campus, they designed this east-west central axis road and planted tall and straight royal palm trees on both sides.
The imagery and symbolism of the South: At the time, the Japanese colonial government hoped to create a tropical resort atmosphere in Taiwan, and at the same time, by introducing coconut trees, to highlight the different tropical landscape features of Taipei Imperial University and the Imperial University in Japan.
Name Evolution: This road was originally just a gravel-paved central axis of the campus. In the early postwar period, it did not have an official name, and teachers and students called it "Sunshine Avenue", "Campus Avenue" or "Sunset Avenue" depending on the era. "Coconut Grove Avenue" is the name that came into use later because it was lined with giant coconut palms on both sides, and it gradually became the most representative spiritual symbol of National Taiwan University.
It is approximately 22.0 kilometers from the main building, about a 30-minute drive.
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A place brimming with culture, discover unique local products and shops you've never heard of in Dawu Township. Their distinctive and eye-catching designs make it a must-visit destination when traveling along the South Crossing.
The Dawu Heart South Cross-Island Highway rest stop has a vast area, with a two-story building of 560 ping (approximately 163 square meters) and nearly two hundred parking spaces for various types of vehicles, making it comparable in size to highway rest stops. As the largest rest stop in Taitung County, it is also one of the few large rest areas on the South Cross-Island Highway.
In addition to providing a resting place for travelers, the Dawu Heart South Return Station will also serve as a showcase for local specialties. The store features many famous Taitung snacks, such as aboriginal A-Bai, local famous steamed buns, and dishes made with natural, pollution-free organic ingredients and herbs from Taitung.
In addition to these well-known stores, the market also features agricultural revitalization exhibition booths and consignment sales of local products from Taitung by small farmers. Travelers can buy souvenirs cleverly made with local materials, and the outdoor markets held from time to time will be a surprise on the trip. This allows travelers to not only buy souvenirs and agricultural products at the South Link Station, but also to gain a connection with the local area.
"Dawu Heart South Link Station" not only boasts a vast space but also deeply showcases the local ethnic groups, culture, and products of Dawu Township. Combined with the recently launched "South Link Art Festival," travelers to Dawu Heart South Link Station can not only rest, purchase souvenirs, and enjoy local agricultural and fishery products, but also learn about the cultural richness of Taitung through the surrounding coastal art landscape and experience the artistic energy of Pengpai.
Attraction Information: Opening Hours: Sundays: 07:00 – 19:00
Monday: 07:00 – 19:00
Tuesday: 07:00 – 19:00
Wednesday: 07:00 – 19:00
Thursday: 07:00 – 19:00
Friday: 07:00 – 19:00
Saturday: 07:00 – 19:00
It is approximately 25.2 kilometers from the main building, a drive of about 29 minutes.
Xiangyang Xinchuan Woodworking Workshop (Adidan Cultural Story Museum) is located in Duoliang Village, Taimali Township, Taitung County. It is situated above Duoliang Station, the most beautiful station in Taiwan, and was converted from the abandoned school building of Duoliang Elementary School after its closure.
The Paiwan people traditionally called themselves "Adidan," referring to themselves as "friends of the land." They considered all living things in nature to be on the same level as humans, respecting every creature and making good use of every natural resource. The Paiwan's hierarchical society is seen as a precursor to early social enterprise models in Taiwan, much like the spirit of the Xiangyang Xinchuan Woodworking Workshop, which aims to support the development of local industries and help those who have left their ancestral home find their way back. The museum primarily showcases the traditional cultural wisdom of the Paiwan people and the social enterprise spirit of the Xiangyang Xinchuan Woodworking Workshop, demonstrating the use of wooden household items and exhibiting local handicrafts. The surrounding area, combined with Jinlun Hot Springs, Duoliang Station, and Dawushan Ecological Education Center, makes it a prime cultural tourism destination along the Southern Cross-Island Highway.
Xiangyang Xinchuan Woodworking Workshop was established after Typhoon Morakot, thanks to the generous donations and efforts of many kind-hearted individuals. It serves as a base for driftwood crafts in Duoliang Village. With its coffee shop, ocean views, Taiwan's most beautiful train station, and meticulously carved wooden sculptures, the workshop utilizes driftwood to create large-scale wooden furniture, customized souvenirs, and children's toys. Visitors are welcome to stroll through the workshop, purchase high-quality and affordable creations, and contribute to the development of the village's craft industry!
Attraction Information: Ticket Information: Minimum Admission Fee: NT$100 per person; Opening Hours: Sundays: 09:00 – 17:00
Monday: 09:00 – 17:00
Tuesday: Closed. Wednesday: 09:00 – 17:00
Thursday: 09:00 – 17:00
Friday: 09:00 – 17:00
Saturday: 09:00 – 17:00
It is about 4.3 kilometers from the main building, about a 9-minute drive.
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Its bright red exterior, contrasting beautifully with the blue sky and green fields, has become a distinctive symbol of Jinfeng Township.
Xiaomi Academy offers a variety of indigenous cultural experiences for you to challenge.
The Lulacs Suspension Bridge, located in Liqiu Village, Jinfeng Township, Taitung County, spans the Jinlun River and is an important bridge connecting Jinfeng Township and Taimali Township. Originally built in 1955, it was destroyed half a century later by Typhoon Morakot in 2009. Liqiu Village is mainly inhabited by Paiwan and Rukai tribes. Through the efforts of the villagers and various organizations, the Lulacs Suspension Bridge was restored in 2017 with a modern and original design, becoming a vital transportation artery for Liqiu Village.
Liqiu is famous for its golden millet. Not far from the Lulac Suspension Bridge is the Millet Academy, which introduces millet varieties and the culture of the Paiwan and Rukai peoples. It also sells millet agricultural products, which are perfect for personal enjoyment or as souvenirs for friends. There are also many paid experiences to participate in. For details, please refer to the Millet Academy Facebook fan page.
Attraction Information: Opening Hours: Sunday: 00:00 – 23:59
Monday: 00:00 – 23:59
Tuesday: 00:00 – 23:59
Wednesday: 00:00 – 23:59
Thursday: 00:00 – 23:59
Friday: 00:00 – 23:59
Saturday: 00:00 – 23:59
It is approximately 5.3 kilometers from the main building, a 11-minute drive.
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You can cycle from the seaside park to Taitung Forest Park, and on a clear day you can see Green Island in the distance.
Taitung Seaside Park is located on the east side of Taitung City, adjacent to the vast Pacific Ocean. Stretching for about one kilometer from north to south, it is a recreational area that combines natural beauty with leisure. The park features expansive lawns that connect to the beach, making it suitable for hosting various large-scale events and allowing visitors to fully enjoy the relaxed atmosphere of the seaside. The park is also a section of the Taitung City Ring Bikeway, known as the "Mountain and Sea Bikeway," where visitors can rent bicycles and ride along the coastline to enjoy the beautiful sea views.
The most famous landmark in the park is the "International Landmark" on the north side. Damaged by a typhoon, the International Landmark was renovated and reopened in February 2025, with a limited-time nighttime light show planned, transforming it into a space for light and shadow art. Other public art installations are also located on the lawns surrounding the park.
There are several other attractions worth visiting around the Seaside Park, including the Taitung Spring Sports Park, which utilizes natural springs and is a safe place for water activities in the summer. Heading north from the Seaside Park across the Green Water Bridge, you'll enter the Taitung Forest Park (an entrance fee for cleaning and maintenance is required), where you can enjoy a different kind of natural scenery.
This section features the eastern coast of the Baosang-Beinan Plain, formerly known as "Baosang," a name derived from an Amis tribe, meaning a small hill rising from the ground. During the Guangxu era of the Qing Dynasty, the Qing government established "Beinan Subprefecture" here, later renamed "Taitung Prefecture." During the Japanese occupation, it was called "Beinan Street." In 1919, due to its location in eastern Taitung, it was renamed "Taitung Street." In 1945, the Republic of China government renamed it "Taitung Township," and on New Year's Day 1976, it was upgraded to "Taitung City."
Attraction Information: Opening Hours: Sunday: 00:00 – 23:59
Monday: 00:00 – 23:59
Tuesday: 00:00 – 23:59
Wednesday: 00:00 – 23:59
Thursday: 00:00 – 23:59
Friday: 00:00 – 23:59
It is approximately 36.5 kilometers from the main building, about a 48-minute drive.
A small slope on Provincial Highway 9 (South Cross-Island Highway).
Walk uphill, bathed in sunlight and among the grass.
Arriving in the embrace of the mountains and the sea,
Layered mountains, azure sea, and the seemingly boundless Jinlun Bridge come into view.
Enjoy a visual feast.
Calm down, leave behind the daily routine, and embrace the beauty of Jinlun.
It is about 1.3 kilometers from the main building, a 4-minute walk.