Wulai is a small town outside of Taipei. Nestled among tall mountains, Wulai is known for its odorless hot springs. I went there with some friends and we took many pictures of the stunning vistas and the waterfall. Afterwards, we soaked in the public hot springs along the river which felt so therapeutic. I would love to do it again and spend more time hiking some of the trails in the area. To read about the our day, click HERE.
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| en-route to Wulai |
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| en-route to Wulai |
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| almost at Wulai stop |
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| the view right after disembarking at the last stop, Wulai |
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| bathing in the natural hot springs, and even swimming in the river! |
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| close-up of some of the hot springs |
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| at the Atayal Museum, a free museum about the lives of the Atayal aboriginals in Taiwan |
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| Wulai Old Street |
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| street food being sold along Wulai Old Street |
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| "train" to take to the cable car; we chose to walk instead |
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| cable car traveling over the waterfall |
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| view along "lover's path," the road along the river towards the cable car & waterfall |
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| first glimpse of the waterfall! |
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| heading back to town to capture this amazing moment around sunset |
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| back in town once the light started to turn on |
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| went for an early night dip in the public hot springs |
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| a great view of the footbridge at night |
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| on the bridge as it is changing colors |
How to get to Wulai:
Take bus 849 from Xindian MRT station in Taipei to the last stop which brings you into the town slightly past the footbridge. Sit on the right side to get the best views.
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| Tourist map of Wulai (taken right after where the bus stop is) |
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