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Second Floor
The entire Bellavita mall is adorned with teddy bears, and on the second floor, there's a platform covered with numerous white teddy bears—perfect for photos. It’s absolutely adorable—even Zion, who’s all about toughness, loved it, and mom was over the moon seeing the teddy bears, insisting that dad buy one to take home.
II. Chantilly Boulevard
Chantilly Plaza
As you enter Chantilly Plaza, you’ll see a massive Christmas tree even taller than Building A11—one of the most popular photo spots in the plaza. We were lucky to arrive early and got some clean solo shots, but it’s even more beautiful at night, though it gets quite crowded then. In the evening, the tree is synced with music and lights, and even features fake snow (bubbles) that adds to the magical atmosphere.
This Christmas tree is actually a fantasy treehouse. You can enter through a side entrance, where you’ll find a kaleidoscope-like design with many mirrors reflecting LED screens—it’s truly stunning. But if you’re wearing a skirt, be careful not to accidentally expose yourself while taking photos!
A9 Building Mezzanine Platform
At the mezzanine platform near the entrance of Chun Shui Tang at Building A9, there’s a small exhibition area where each Christmas tree is “sponsored” by a brand. In the center, there’s a Christmas tree-shaped mirror that’s perfect for photos—and even more so when the lights are on at night. It’s recommended to shoot from the sides of the exhibition area toward the central Christmas tree mirror for an amazing effect!
Shin Kong Mitsukoshi A11 Building
At the entrance to the Christmas treehouse, there’s a Line-exclusive Brown bear mascot (wearing a Christmas scarf~), and at the entrance on Songshou Road, there’s a small Christmas market with very cute and delicate items.
III. 101 Department Store Fourth Floor
In addition to the Urban Life event hosted by Taipei 101, the fourth floor of the department store also has a dedicated Christmas scene area featuring a Ferris wheel, a sushi conveyor belt design, and lots of teddy bears. Except for the decorations on the sushi conveyor, all the other bears can be touched and picked up for photos—making it easier than at Bellavita to take pictures exactly how you want them.
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[Eagle Child Project Project Eaglet] Authorized Repost | Original Source [2019 Xinyi Shopping District Christmas Scene Recommendations]
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