Sodium hydrogen carbonate springs Mud springs (spring water contains alkaline and iodine, is salty and has a light sulfuric smell) Salt or hydrogen sulfide springs Partial list of hot springs in Taiwan Jiaoxi Dakeng Beitou - is considered the "hot spring capital of Taiwan". Zhiben Tai-an - is an odorless and colorless alkaline carbonate hot spring. Yangmingshan Guguan Guanziling - is known for its mud baths. Sichongxi Wulai Ruisui, Hualien - this hot spring has a high iron content, consequently the water has a brownish tint. Zhaori See also Onsen Culture of Taiwan List of hot springs References External links Taiwanzen, website about Taiwan and hot springs Taiwanese Hot Springs Taiwan Journal Hot spring tour, Tourism Bureau, R.O.C. Tourism in Taiwan Geothermal areas Taiwanese culture Balneotherapy Geology of Taiwan History of Taiwan Hydrology Spa towns Thermal treatment