Ruisui Hot Springs in Hualien County stand out for their yellow-brown, iron-rich carbonate springs, a rare type in Taiwan where oxidized iron forms crystals called "hot spring flowers." Situated along the scenic Xiuguluan River, this area offers a peaceful backdrop with typical entry fees for public baths ranging from 150 to 250 NTD. While both Ruisui and #6 Zhiben offer carbonate springs, Ruisui's iron concentration is 30% higher than the average carbonate spring, making it a standout for mineral therapy enthusiasts. The distinct coloration and therapeutic benefits outperform #5 Guanziling in terms of iron content, providing a different mineral experience compared to Zhiben's clear alkaline waters.

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