Jiaoxi, Yilan

• Area: 101.43 km2 • Population: 35,399 (December 2024) ==Administrative divisions==

The township includes eighteen villages: • Baiyun (), Yushi (Yushih; ), Deyang (), Dazhong (), Dayi (), Liujie (), Erlong (), Shichao (), Yutian (), Sanmin (), Linmei (), Baie (), Yuguang (), Guangwu (), Wusha (), Longtan (), Paolun () and Erjie Village (). ==Education==

As of 2024, about 24% of the population had a bachelor's degree. Jiaoxi has five elementary and two junior high schools. It is home to two universities as listed below. • Fo Guang University • Tamkang University Lanyang Campus ==Tourist attractions==

Jiaoxi is famous for its hot springs. The industry, as well as associated industries like hospitality, experience noticeable increases in revenue on weekends and holidays during the hot spring season in winter. In March 2012, it was named one of the Top 10 Small Tourist Towns by the Tourism Bureau of Taiwan. Other notable points of interests include: • Wufengqi Waterfall ==Events==

• Jiaoxi Hot Spring Festival ==Transportation==

Jiaoxi is served by Jiaoxi Station on the Yilan Line run by Taiwan Railway. Another convenient way of transportation to/from Taipei and further to Yilan City is by bus route that uses the National Freeway 5 and passes through the Snow Mountain Tunnel. It is operated by Kamalan Bus Inc. and Capital Star (首都之星). The Provincial Highway 9 also serves the township. ==Notable natives==

• Chang Chuan-tien, member of Legislative Yuan (1999–2006) • Lai In-jaw, President of Control Yuan (2007–2010) • Wu Tze-cheng, Minister of Public Construction Commission ==References==