Taitung | Hongyegu Green Energy Hot Spring Park | Hot Spring Bathing Combo Ticket
Taitung | Hongyegu Green Energy Hot Spring Park | Hot Spring Bathing Combo Ticket
Taitung | Hongyegu Green Energy Hot Spring Park | Hot Spring Bathing Combo Ticket
Taitung | Hongyegu Green Energy Hot Spring Park | Hot Spring Bathing Combo Ticket
Taitung | Hongyegu Green Energy Hot Spring Park | Hot Spring Bathing Combo Ticket
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Taitung | Hongyegu Green Energy Hot Spring Park | Hot Spring Bathing Combo Ticket

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Metamorphic rock hot springs in the Central Mountain Range are sodium bicarbonate springs, known for their clear and delicate water, earning them the nickname "Beauty Soup."
Free admission! Taiwan's first hot spring park featuring a "Geothermal Special Exhibition" where you can explore the wonders of geothermal energy and discover the treasures beneath your feet!

Last updated on 22 July 2026

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Red Leaf Valley Information

Park operating hours (actual opening times are subject to official announcements)

  • Sun–Fri 11:00 AM–7:30 PM
  • Sat 11:00 AM~9:00 PM
  • Park address: No. 121, Honggu Road, Hongye Village, Yanping Township, Taitung County

Come to Hongyegu to experience Taitung's pure springs, precious food, abundant goods, and beautiful mountains! Hongyegu Park is a great place for you to spend a leisurely half-day with family and friends. Enjoy different open-air hot spring experiences throughout the four seasons, savor diverse and delicious cuisine, and browse the market for Taitung's finest gifts specially selected by Hongyegu. Then, step out of the park to explore the beauty of the Rift Valley's nature and tribal culture!

Huoshiniao Warm Spring Area

Nuanquan District is named after the red-billed scimitar babbler (halpis) from Bunun tribe legends, which brought fire to the tribe. The hot spring water has an average temperature of 42 degrees Celsius and is a neutral sodium bicarbonate spring, known as Taiwan's "beauty soup" for its clear quality that nourishes the body and mind. This area features two hot spring pools: an outdoor pool surrounded by stone walls and plants, and a semi-outdoor pool with exposed concrete walls and lush vegetation for shade and privacy. Here, you can immerse yourself in the soothing, healing spring water while gazing at the vibrant green valley.

Sambar Deer Water Play Area

The water play area is named after the Formosan sambar deer (hanvang), which are often found near clean water sources in the grassy areas of Hualien and Taitung, moving freely through steep valleys—much like children playing freely in nature here. Set against a mountain forest backdrop, this area combines playground and pool features with varying water depths for safe play across all ages. It includes climbing nets, water slides, and various spray jets, ensuring both kids and adults can fully enjoy water-based fun.

Gemma Spa Area

The spa area features a baseball-themed canopy inspired by the famous autumn leaves, where visitors can relax in the large spa pool under the dome and enjoy 10 different water jet massage facilities targeting various body parts, experiencing healing from water temperature and pressure. Gemma means "right now," hoping that visitors to Maple Leaf Valley can fully enjoy the refreshing moment of "right now."

Monkey Play Area

After playing in the water, children can come ashore to the nearby play area, run and play barefoot on the lush green lawn, climb into a large tree hollow, sit on a seesaw, or simply rest for a while, spending a joyful and carefree childhood like little monkeys in the nearby mountains.

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Adult: Age 12+
Child: Age 6 to 11
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Unredeemed bookings can be cancelled at any time.
Partial refund is not available.
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Important note
  • The voucher is only valid for use at Hongye Valley Green Energy Hot Spring Park and cannot be combined with other consumption vouchers, cash discount coupons, promotional offers, or private booking activities. It also cannot be used to exchange for retail products.
  • Tickets cannot be exchanged for cash or change.
  • The Water Play and Hot Spring Area ticket allows for 3 hours of use in the water play area, with the time starting upon entry through the gate and permitting single entry only.
  • According to the Children and Youth Welfare and Rights Protection Act, children under 100 cm in height must be accompanied by a parent to enter the water play area.
  • Children under 3 years old are not recommended to enter the warm spring area.
  • Please follow and cooperate with the local government's epidemic prevention regulations when entering the park.
  • Please shower and change into swimwear with a swimming cap before entering the hot spring pool. Infants must wear waterproof diapers before entering.
  • Eating, smoking, making loud noises, running, climbing, pushing others, crossing fences, or damaging facilities are strictly prohibited in the spring water area. Repeated violations may result in service termination.
  • Prohibited to bring fragile items into the pool area, such as glass products.
  • Children aged 5 and under - Free entry to the water spring area, minimum dining consumption of NT$100
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