Stargazing in Midsummer: 13 Hidden Starry Sky Spots Across Taiwan

By MOOK Scenic Spots Family (compiled and reported)
 
As summer arrives, the daytime sky is clear and blue, while the night sky fills with starry galaxies. Here are 13 hidden stargazing spots across Taiwan where travelers can enjoy the star-filled night skies in midsummer.

1.Wufen Mountain
 
The meteorological radar station on Wufen Mountain and the Wild Valley near Shihfen are famous stargazing spots in northern Taiwan and also secret bases for photography enthusiasts. Due to their relatively high elevation, light pollution is reduced, making them ideal locations for stargazing on clear nights.
 
Address: No. 1, Lane 1, Section 4, Jing’an Road, Ruifang District, New Taipei City

2.Huashan
 
Huashan is surrounded by many scenic restaurants, making it a romantic destination for couples. Thanks to its higher elevation, you can enjoy views of the starry sky along the way, attracting many visitors in the evening.
 
Address: Huashan Village, Gukeng Township, Yunlin County

3. Tatachia Parking Lot
 
Tatachia is far from urban areas and has almost no light pollution, making it an excellent spot for watching stars, learning about celestial bodies, and identifying constellations. It often hosts stargazing events and astronomical observations organized by astronomy enthusiasts and academic groups.
 
Address: Xinzhongheng Highway, Xinyi Township, Nantou County

4.Dawai Coastal Park
 
Located along the coast of Taitung, Dawai Coastal Park features flat terrain and minimal light pollution. Visiting here on summer nights to gaze at the stars is truly rewarding, and you can also enjoy the natural sounds of waves crashing against the shore.
 
Address: Dawai Township, Taitung County