National Park & Nature
Hell Valley
📍 Wenquan Rd, Beitou, Taipei, Taiwan, China
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Introduction
Hell Valley (Dire Valley) lies in Beitou, Taipei, Taiwan, China, one of the sources of Beitou's hot springs, with waters above 90°C, green-tinted and rich in sulfide and minerals. Its steaming, sulfur-scented air once earned the name 'Hell Valley,' later softened to 'Geothermal Valley.' A wooden boardwalk lets visitors view the geothermal wonder up close; nearby are the Beitou Hot Spring Museum, Beitou Library and Thermal Valley Park — a classic Taipei outing for volcanic-spring geology and bath culture. Admire from afar; the water scalds. Pair with nearby spring inns for a soothing day.
✨ Highlights
1
Geothermal wonder
Green springs steam, sulfur scent.
2
Boardwalk
Best viewed afar, safe & close.
3
Spring source
Beitou's living hot vein.
4
Hot Spring Museum
Japanese bathhouse, century charm.
5
Water park
Play & relax, all ages.
6
Beitou Library
Green-building model, quiet reads.
🛈 Practical Info
→Location：Beitou, Taipei, Taiwan, China
→Hours：9:00–17:00
→Admission：Free
→Suggested visit：About 1 hour
→Best season：Autumn/winter baths
→Transport：MRT Xinbeitou
💡 Tips
• Water >90°C scalds — don't touch.
• Strong sulfur; sensitive visitors limit stay.
• Slippery deck; watch children.
• Pair with the Hot Spring Museum.
• Book nearby inns ahead.
• Public transit is easiest.
FAQ
Any practical tips for visiting Hell Valley?
Water >90°C scalds — don't touch. Strong sulfur; sensitive visitors limit stay.
Information on this page is compiled from public sources. Opening hours, ticket prices and other details may change — please verify with official sources before your visit.
