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Bath of the Gods Hot Spring Tour at Beitou, Taipei

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Taiwan is a hot spring lover's paradise, and our Bath of the Gods tour aims to bring visitors through the history, culture and healing waters of Taipei's geothermic Beitou neighborhood. You'll explore the Japanese colonial era mansion once serving as hot spring central for government officials prior to its present incarnation as a beautifully laid out hot spring museum. Afterwards, you'll be going to Hell…Hell Valley, that is, a picturesque geothermic lake whose brimstone scented steam give the area its memorable name. Finally, ending up with an exclusive resort (which once served as a final R&R spot for pre-mission Kamikaze pilots) for a full-on private hot spring experience.
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About Bath of the Gods Hot Spring Tour at Beitou, Taipei
About Bath of the Gods Hot Spring Tour at Beitou, Taipei
Taiwan is a hot spring lover's paradise, and our Bath of the Gods tour aims to immerse visitors in the history, culture, and therapeutic waters of Beitou's geothermal district in Taipei.
Why Bath of the Gods Hot Spring Tour at Beitou, Taipei is a must
Explore a Japanese colonial mansion that is now a hot spring museum, visit Hell Valley with its sulfurous steam, and enjoy a private hot spring experience at an exclusive resort.
Top things to do at Bath of the Gods Hot Spring Tour at Beitou, Taipei
You will explore a Japanese colonial mansion, once a hot spring hub for government officials, now a beautifully arranged hot spring museum. Afterwards, you'll head to Hell Valley, a scenic geothermal lake with sulfur-scented steam, the source of its memorable name. Finally, you'll conclude your tour at an exclusive resort for a full private hot spring experience.
Location of Bath of the Gods Hot Spring Tour at Beitou, Taipei
Beitou district in Taipei
Facilities at Bath of the Gods Hot Spring Tour at Beitou, Taipei
An exclusive resort is available for a private hot spring experience.
Know Before You Go
Hell Valley has sulfur-scented steam, which is the source of its memorable name.