Nature
Wulai District
Wulai District
Wulai is a mountainous district in New Taipei City known for its natural landscapes, hot springs, and the indigenous Atayal culture. Travelers visit this area to experience the river valley, soak in thermal baths, and explore the local street market.
Getting There
The district is located south of Taipei city centre. Visitors can reach the area via public bus or private transport. The journey typically takes between 1 and 1.5 hours depending on traffic and the specific point of departure within the city.
Time Allocation
A full day is generally sufficient to explore the main village, visit the hot springs, and walk along the river. Those wishing to hike deeper into the surrounding nature may require more time.
When to Visit
The area is accessible year-round, though the hot springs are particularly popular during the cooler winter months. It can become crowded on weekends and public holidays when domestic tourists visit from the city. Visiting on a weekday is recommended to avoid large crowds.
Nearby Attractions
The district can be combined with other natural and cultural sites in the region:
- Nanshi River (4km)
- Beishi River (4.3km)
- National Human Rights Museum (13.6km)
- Taipei Zoo (15.5km)
Updated September 13, 2026 · Edited by the World by City editors
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