Jinshan Hot Springs

"Bathing in hot springs while enjoying ocean views" is the unique dreamy landscape of Jinshan Hot Springs on the North Coast. In recent years, several hot spring hotels, each with its own style, have transformed Jinshan into a relaxed and elegant hot spring resort area. Jinshan is located in the geothermal belt of the Datun Mountain range, offering excellent hot spring water quality. Furthermore, due to its proximity to the sea, it boasts four types of hot springs: oceanic sand springs, sulfur springs, carbonic acid springs, and iron springs, which is precisely what makes it a major draw for tourists. Jinshan's hot springs not only possess unique natural resources but also exude a rich historical and cultural ambiance. As early as 1939, during the Japanese colonial period, the Taiwan Governor-General's Office built a two-story Western-style hot spring guesthouse at the current site of the Old Jinshan Governor-General Hot Spring, marking a historic chapter for the Jinshan Hot Spring area. Jinshan District's unique hot spring resources, the rich natural ecology of Shitoushan (Lion's Head Mountain), and the beautiful rural scenery of Liugu Village make Jinshan an unmissable scenic spot on the North Coast for visitors during the spring blossoming season. Visiting the Shitoushan Trail and Jinshan Coastal Park along the Jinshan coast allows for both hiking and enjoying the sea views and unique geological features of the North Coast. Visitors are welcome to come and experience the rich offerings of the Jinshan Hot Spring Festival.