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Play "Story of Yanxi Palace" here！Taiwan’s mini Great Wall – a new attraction

Published: 2026-09-24 👁 100 views
Last updated 2026-09-24 — Riding on the popularity of the period drama "Story of Yanxi Palace", you can now enjoy views of the Great Wall right here in Taiwan, and even dress up in ancient costumes for photos to experience court life. The Tainan Baihe Mini Great Wall is located in Baihe District, Tainan City, and was built with huge investment...

By MOOK Scenic Spots Family (compiled and reported)

Riding on the popularity of the period drama "Story of Yanxi Palace", you can now enjoy views of the Great Wall right here in Taiwan, and even dress up in ancient costumes for photos to experience court life. Taiwan’s “Baihe Mini Great Wall” is located in Baihe District, Tainan City, and is a newly designed and constructed attraction built with huge investment.

No need to go to China to see the Great Wall. (Photo/Taiwan’s Mini Great Wall, same below)

Taiwan’s Mini Great Wall

The “Baihe Mini Great Wall” park features recreations of Taiwanese folk scenes from the 1940s and 1950s seen in films and TV dramas, as well as early Minnan brick architecture.

The park displays over a hundred Qin dynasty Terracotta Army statues for visitors to view.

In addition to the mini Great Wall, there are exquisitely carved wooden structures, ingeniously designed circular mountain-water landscapes, the Dragon Gate Inn, Kaifeng Prefecture, over a hundred Qin dynasty Terracotta Army statues, a scenic café, a beacon tower, and other novel tourist attractions.

Dragon Gate Inn

The park also allows you to change into ancient costume outfits for photos and videos.

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