Description
Taiwan: The Kingdom of Hot Springs
Situated on the boundary between the Eurasian and Philippine Sea plates, Taiwan owes its unique geothermal landscape to its location on the Pacific Ring of Fire. Hot springs can be found in almost every county and city across the island—making "The Kingdom of Hot Springs" a title well deserved.
4-Day Taiwan Hot Spring Tour Package
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Round-trip Flights: China Airlines economy class to/from Taipei
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Accommodation:
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1 night at The Sun Hot Spring & Resort (Deluxe Room with Breakfast)
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2 nights at Sotetsu Grand Fresa Taipei Ximen (Standard Room)
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Pricing: From HKD $2,350+ per person (based on twin sharing)
Featured Hotels:
Hot Spring Resort - The Sun Hot Spring & Resort(日光溫泉會館)
Nestled halfway up the mountain in Taichung’s Dakeng Scenic Area—often dubbed the "Yangmingshan of Central Taiwan"—The Sun Hot Spring & Resort offers a tranquil escape amidst nature. Nearby attractions include the Dakeng Trail, Uncle Kuo’s Macaque Park, Xinshe Sea of Flowers, and local mushroom farm experiences, along with authentic local delicacies.
Soak in the restorative hot springs, breathe in the fresh forest phytoncides, and unwind under the gentle sunlight or elegant moonlight.
Spanning over 46,000 m² (14,000 tsubo), this NT$600-million luxury resort features an exterior of refined, understated black basalt stone. It offers a modern yet luxurious hot spring experience with 81 exquisite guestrooms, private bathhouses, semi-outdoor scenic pools, public hot spring baths, steam rooms, and saunas. The spring water is 100% natural sodium bicarbonate spring water (pH 7.6, 40°C)—colorless, odorless, and famously known as "Beauty Spring Water" for its skin-softening and deeply relaxing qualities.
For dining, the resort houses The Sun Chinese Restaurant and Flora Buffet, serving breakfast, lunch, afternoon tea, and dinner. Complete with private dining rooms, KTV rooms, and banquet halls, it is the ideal destination for dining, vacations, conferences, and wellness retreats.




Taipei Hotel:
Sotetsu Grand Fresa Taipei Ximen(相鐵飯店台北西門)
Opened on February 2, 2024, by the renowned Japanese hotel brand Sotetsu Grand Fresa, this property boasts an ultra-convenient location right in the heart of Ximending—Taipei's premier shopping and culture district.
It takes less than an hour by MRT from Taoyuan International Airport directly to the hotel. It is just a 1-minute walk from MRT Ximen Station (Exit 3). Additionally, double-decker sightseeing buses and direct bus services to Jiufen are located nearby.
Guestrooms are exceptionally spacious (all over 30 m²) and equipped with generous wardrobe spaces that easily accommodate two open suitcases side-by-side for maximum comfort. The hotel also features a purified water filtration system throughout the property, removing chlorine and rust smells while retaining natural minerals to be extra gentle on your hair and skin.



Located near Guguan in Heping District, Taichung, Basianshan's main peak stands at an elevation of 2,366 meters (approx. 8,000 Japanese feet, hence the name "Basian" / Eight Immortals). Historically listed alongside Alishan and Taipingshan as one of Taiwan’s top three logging grounds, it is surrounded by lush mountain ranges, vibrant birdlife, and dense forests—making it a premier spot for forest bathing and summer retreats.
Designated by the Forestry and Nature Conservation Agency as a key Forest Therapy Base, Basianshan features top-tier natural spring waters (formed by the confluence of Towen and Jiabao Creeks), high concentrations of forest phytoncides, and negative ion levels reaching up to 20,000 ppm, providing an ideal setting for holistic wellness in nature.
Opening Hours: 06:30 – 17:00 daily

Yoshan Tea Culture Institute
Located in Zhushan Industrial Park, Nantou County, this institute was established by "Chia Jen Tea," a family with a tea-making heritage spanning over a century. It is Taiwan’s first tea-culture-themed tourism factory.
Housed in a repurposed factory facility combining minimalist fair-faced concrete aesthetics with contemporary immersive spaces, the institute showcases Taiwan's 300-year history of tea, regional tea distributions, and traditional tea-making craftsmanship. It offers an enriching, taste-cultivating indoor cultural experience with free admission.
Opening Hours: 09:00 – 17:30 daily

Price included
- Round trip economy class air ticket between HKG & TPE by CI
- 3 nights Hotel Accommodation
- 0.15% TIC Levy
Price not included
- Airport tax & HK security charge(if any)