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Hot springs are Guguan's most precious natural resource. Guguan Park, located 34 km on Provincial Highway 8, is a barrier-free hot spring experience attraction. The Park includes facilities such as the Guguan Museum, a square, a stage, and a passage connecting to the Shaolai suspension bridge. It is suitable for the whole family to travel together and experience the fun of fish SPA in a hot spring.

Enter the Guguan Museum, which is the starting point for exploring Guguan. The nearby "Guguan Museum" is based on the Guguan Tourist Center.

It can serve as a starting point for exploring Guguan hot springs by helping visitors understand the geography, ecology, and history of Guguan through local miniature museums. B1 of the Guguan Museum exhibits insect specimens, exploring the corresponding relationship between butterflies, moths, beetles, and other insects and natural landscapes. The museum invited Illustrators to draw common bird species in Guguan on the wall. B2 is the plant image area, which uses nine images to show the representative natural forests of Guguan. Besides flatland plants, there are also coniferous broad-leaved forests in the mountains.

You can have double the enjoyment of foot bathing.

The curved footbath pool in Guguan Plaza provides sufficient shade, and an outdoor flushing platform is next to it to wash your feet before and after bathing. Walk down into Guguan Park to reach the most popular fish. When flowers bloom on sunny days in spring and summer, you can see people sitting on the pool's edge, admiring the flowers and plants while experiencing the itchy feeling of fish biting their feet.

The Shaolai Suspension Bridge across the Dajia River overlooks the riverbed and the forest.

A trail leads to the Shaolai Suspension Bridge towards the interior of Guguan Park. Visitors who visit the famous Shaolai Trail in Guguan must first cross the suspension bridge to cross the Dajia River. The bright red bridge is particularly eye-catching in the green forest. "Shaolai" is taken from the name of the chief of the Atayal tribe, and the entrance of the suspension bridge has the totem pattern of the tribe. Overlooking the beautiful scenery of the riverbed and forest from a high place is a must-see attraction for Guguan travel.