Puli Hot Spring Area Introduction
Baolai Hot Spring Area is located in Baolai Village, Liouguei District. After crossing the Baolai No. 1 Bridge, you will arrive at the Baolai Hot Spring Area, which is a famous hot spring tourist destination in southern Taiwan. During the Japanese colonial period, the area was covered with primeval forests filled with cypress, camphor, and beech trees, which led the Japanese to call this place "Penglai Fairyland," giving rise to the name Baolai today. The spring water is a hydrogen sulfide hot spring, with a temperature of about 60 degrees Celsius, rich in minerals, and an approximate pH level of 7. It is said to have functions such as promoting blood circulation, beauty care, and supporting the immune system. A recommended stay of about 3 hours allows for a leisurely soak and enjoyment of local delicacies.
