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A local Taiwanese friend took me to a hot spring about 50 minutes away. After we arrived, we hiked about 15 minutes to the hot spring, at one point crossing a f
by yellow_lead 3y ago
A local Taiwanese friend took me to a hot spring about 50 minutes away. After we arrived, we hiked about 15 minutes to the hot spring, at one point crossing a fast-moving river via some large bolders. When we arrived, I noticed a huge fence and sign warning not to enter the hot spring, due to quick temperature changes, and also occasional flooding.
Since it wasn't raining and we saw many locals enjoying the springs, we went in and had a great time. This hot spring is also beautiful. It's a shame it's not mentioned in the article, but Taiwan has some great hot springs as well.
- throwaway019254 3y agoWhere is it? Could you please give us name or location of the hot springs? Thank you!
- living_room_pc 3y agoSounds like it belongs to the locals. Let's not spoil it online...
- schainks 3y agoAgreed. If it's the one I'm thinking, it is absolutely a dangerous place to be in bad weather.
- supertofu 3y agoIt's a very, very good thing that the place you visited is not in the article. Consider the mention of a lovely place in the NYT to be the harbinger of mass attention and ecological damage.