Steam in the valley
Beitou's sulfur springs made it a Japanese-era resort. The 1913 public bath is a museum, and the valley still smells of hot stone.
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Beitou's sulfur springs made it a Japanese-era resort. The 1913 public bath is a museum, and the valley still smells of hot stone.
Dadaocheng turned a riverbank into Taipei's tea and cloth market in the 1860s. Dihua Street still sells the goods, and the City God still watches over its lanes.