Booking this experience takes you to two of Beitou’s top attractions—Thermal Valley and the Beitou Hot Spring Museum. At Thermal Valley, also known as “Hell Valley,” you’ll witness a surreal natural phenomenon where steaming, jade-green sulfur springs bubble from the earth, surrounded by volcanic rocks and rising mist. It's a striking and atmospheric spot perfect for photos and a glimpse into Taiwan’s geothermal energy. Just a short walk away, explore the Beitou Hot Spring Museum, a beautifully restored Japanese-era bathhouse that offers insights into the area’s rich hot spring culture. Inside, you’ll find historic bath displays, old photographs, and elegant wooden architecture. Together, these sites offer a relaxing and educational experience, combining natural beauty with cultural heritage in the heart of Taipei’s most famous hot spring district. Some attractions might need to skipped because of capacity or weather conditions

At Yangmingshan National Park, the Flower Clock stands as a captivating centerpiece, blending horticultural artistry with natural beauty. This 22-foot diameter floral timepiece is adorned with vibrant seasonal blooms and plays music hourly, offering a unique sensory experience. Surrounding the clock, visitors can explore meticulously landscaped gardens featuring traditional Chinese pavilions, serene streams, and reflective ponds. The park is especially enchanting during the annual Flower Festival from February to March, when cherry blossoms, azaleas, camellias, and peach blossoms create a colorful tapestry across the landscape. Leisurely strolls along well-maintained trails reveal panoramic views of the mountains and opportunities to spot local wildlife. Whether you're a nature enthusiast, a photography lover, or seeking a peaceful retreat, the Flower Clock area offers a harmonious blend of cultural charm and natural splendor, making it a must-visit destination in Taipei.