A must-visit for landscape lovers: Capture these five maze photos that are super healing

By / Scenic Spots Magazine
 
In recent years, land art has become a popular photo spot across Taiwan, with its diverse and interesting designs being a key attraction for travelers. The following five stunning maze photos offer different vibes from various angles, and this god’s-eye view looks super healing.

Hidden within the Fugui Cape Park in Taiwan’s Northern Coast, the “Old Plum Maze” is a viral social media attraction. Its interlocking brick walls form winding and intricate pathways, and this novel and fun design delights many visitors. Though the maze isn’t large, its location on a vast lawn, coupled with its mysterious totem-like appearance from above, gives it the feel of a miniature alien ruin—perfect for great photos and fun, making it a must-shoot hot spot when visiting the Northern Coast. To capture the full maze view, it’s recommended to climb up the slope for a better look at its sprawling, irregular layout.
 
Address: Maple Forest Road, Shimen District, New Taipei City

Located in the Water? Economic and Trade Park in Taichung’s West District, the land art piece “Water? Pop-style Filtered Color Land Art Installation” is a glass maze in pastel macaron colors framed in white—like a hidden urban oasis. This compact maze consists of three rectangular sections, surrounded by expansive lawns, offering a highly relaxing and healing vibe.
 
Address: Intersection of Zhongke Road and Dapeng Road, West District, Taichung City

Situated in the “Central Park” of Taichung’s Water? Smart City, this is the nation’s first large-scale urban ecological park. The three-dimensional maze here, built from steel structures, features staggered platforms that offer views of the park’s scenery. Other sensory play facilities in the park are also extremely photogenic.
 
Address: West District, Taichung City

Located in the heart of Kaohsiung, Central Park covers a vast area and includes attractions such as the City Light Corridor, cafes, the Central Park MRT Station, and the Literature Museum. It also features a charming mini maze made of bushes surrounding playground equipment, allowing children to play to their heart’s content.
 
Address: Qianjin District, Kaohsiung City