By/ ScenicSpot.com Jun, compiled and reported
Whether natural or man-made, heart-shaped landscapes have the power to heal and uplift. When international travel isn’t possible, Taiwan offers plenty of stunning and heartwarming spots—especially those symbolic heart-shaped attractions—perfect for snapping photos with loved ones or partners to soak in the positive vibes.
Heart-shaped installations radiate positivity (Photo / gong_wan)
Chenglin Agarwood Scented Forest Museum
Known as the Taiwanese version of Kenrokuen Garden, the Chenglin Agarwood Scented Forest Museum is Asia’s only agarwood ecological park. Outdoors, there’s an elegant Japanese garden, a sand play area, and the highly popular large landscape ecological pond known as the “mini water center.” The museum also features nighttime landscape lighting and offers a “Starlight Edition,” opening to visitors after dark.
Address: No. 75-6, Hueilai, Huwei Township, Yunlin County
Hours: 08:00–17:30
Chenglin Agarwood Scented Forest Museum (Photo / Chenglin Agarwood Scented Forest Museum)
Twin Hearts Pond
Located in Dacun Township, Changhua County, the Twin Hearts Pond is a man-made pond, also referred to as the “green space version of Penghu’s Twin Hearts Stone Weir.” Every summer, it bursts into bloom with lotus flowers, attracting many visitors to take photos.
The Twin Hearts Pond is called the green space version of Penghu’s Twin Hearts Stone Weir (Photo / gong_wan)
Modeled after Penghu’s iconic Twin Hearts Stone Weir, the pond is a local favorite for watching sunsets and admiring lotuses, offering a simple and peaceful rural experience.
Location: Dacun Township, Changhua County (near Shengyao Temple in Pinghe Community)
Lotus flowers bloom here every summer (Photo / gong_wan)
Single Heart Stone Weir
Penghu isn’t just home to the Twin Hearts Stone Weir—the Single Heart Stone Weir in Jibei is a super popular IG photo spot. This single-heart-shaped stone weir is still well-preserved and even remains functional for fishing. Visitors hoping for the perfect shot need to check the tides—it’s invisible during high tide. Also, the rocks that make up the weir are sharp, and the sea winds in Penghu are strong, so safety is key while enjoying the view.
Location: Baisha Township, Penghu County (It’s a 30-minute drive from Magong City to Chimei Pier, then about 20 minutes by boat from Chimei to Jibei.)
The dreamy single heart stone weir, where lovers stand at either end gazing at each other (Photo / shengkai_travel)
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