Yilan
Luodong Market & Hot Springs

Yilan Travel Guide

A local flavor town scented with scallions

Just 40 minutes from Taipei through the Xueshan Tunnel, this is where Taipei locals escape on weekends — known for its hot springs, rice-paddy scenery, and scallion dishes.

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01

Jiaoxi (礁溪) Hot Springs

A rare hot-spring town with a spa street right outside the train station, plus free foot baths scattered around.

02

Kavalan Whisky Distillery (噶瑪蘭威士忌酒廠)

An award-winning Taiwanese whisky distillery — take the factory tour and sample the whisky.

03

Luodong Night Market (羅東)

Yilan's largest night market — the go-to spot for scallion pancakes, sausages, and other local specialties.

04

Lanyang Museum (蘭陽博物館) & Waiao Beach

A museum known for its striking wedge-shaped architecture. The beach right next door is popular for swimming and surfing.

05

Turtle Island (龜山島) Views

Visible from almost anywhere along the Yilan coast — boat tours out to see dolphins are also available.

Things to Do Here

  • ✓Soak your feet — or stay the night — at the Jiaoxi hot springs
  • ✓Feast on scallion dishes at Luodong Night Market
  • ✓Café-hop through the rice paddies
  • ✓Visit the Lanyang Museum, then swim or surf at Waiao Beach next door
  • ✓Take a dolphin-watching boat tour near Turtle Island
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