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Popular Wedding Photography Spots: Nine Beautiful and Unique Churches in Taiwan

Published: 2026-09-25 👁 101 views
Last updated 2026-09-25 — Taiwan’s first government-designed white crystal church with a “wedding photography” theme is expected to be completed by mid-October. It looks as if you’re in a foreign country. In addition to this crystal church, Taiwan also has many beautiful and distinctive churches. We’ve compiled a list of nine churches featured on the Eastern Travel Cloud website. Those who aren’t married yet might consider taking their wedding photos at these churches.

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Taiwan’s first government-designed white crystal church with a “wedding photography” theme is expected to be completed by mid-October. It looks as if you’re in a foreign country. In addition to this crystal church, Taiwan also has many beautiful and distinctive churches. The Eastern Travel Cloud has compiled a list of ten churches that have appeared on its website. Those who aren’t married yet might consider taking their wedding photos at these churches.

Beimen White Crystal Church

▲ (Photo / Provided by Yunlin–Chiayi–Tainan Tourism Bureau)

This is Taiwan’s first government-designed white crystal church with a “wedding photography” theme. The project is currently in its final stages, and it is expected to officially open in October, hosting weddings for 20 couples. The structure of the white crystal church is modeled after the St. Laguna Chapel at the Guam Sea Chapel. Against the blue sky, it feels like you’ve arrived on a secluded island, attracting many visitors.Read more: "New Spot Feels Like Abroad: Beimen White Crystal Church Has a Stunning Secluded Atmosphere"
Location: Tainan Beimen Visitor Center

Yujing White Church

▲ Photo / Provided by Shadow

The white church located in Yujing District, Tainan, was built by the owner of the Hidden Fields Mountain Villa homestay and is named “Yingsheng Hall” in memory of her parents, using the last names of both parents as a tribute. With its pure white and romantic atmosphere, it attracts large crowds every holiday. At one point, due to excessive traffic, it affected local mango farmers’ harvests, so the white church was temporarily closed until the mango season ended. Currently, the church offers free access for couples to take wedding photos.Read more: "Nestled Among Mountains and Water: Yujing White Church Feels Like a Fairyland or Shangri-La"
Address: No. 10, Cenglín Lǐ, Yujing District, Tainan City (Hidden Fields Mountain Villa). You’ll see signs for the white church when you arrive at Hidden Fields Mountain Villa.

Shangri-La Hotel Eternal Water Church

▲ Photo / Screenshot from the Shangri-La Dongshan River Resort Hotel official website

Located at the Shangri-La Dongshan River Resort Hotel in Yilan. The entire church features a white color scheme, with a 30-meter-long crystal bridge leading the way, guiding couples into the pure white church. A “Path of Holiness” paved with white marble extends 10 meters, leading couples to the altar for their sacred marriage ceremony.Read more: "A Small-Town Girl’s Fairytale Wedding: Passionate Kiss at the Eternal Water Church"
Address: No. 15, Gonglu 2nd Rd., Wujie Township, Yilan County

Taitung Cardboard Church

▲ Photo / From Xiao Qingyang’s Facebook fan page

The “Cardboard Church” is actually the Yiwan Presbyterian Church, the most famous church in Chenggong Town. Its vibrant and colorful appearance resembles a cartoon church on a postcard, often attracting visitors. When Xiao Qingyang first visited, he was deeply impressed and even insisted on being interviewed with the cardboard church in the background.Read more: "The Bell of the ‘Cardboard Church’ Turns Gold: The Real ‘Cardboard Church’ Is in Taitung"
Address: No. 17, Yiwan Rd., Chenggong Town, Taitung County (Next to KM 101.5 on Provincial Highway 11)

Tunghai University Luce Memorial Chapel

▲ Photo / Taken by Intern Reporter Xiao Yunqiao

When it comes to Tunghai University in Taichung, besides its vast campus, the most well-known attraction is the Luce Memorial Chapel, which is also a must-visit pilgrimage site for tourists. Its architect, I.M. Pei, was also the designer behind the renovation of the Louvre. The chapel’s exterior consists of four walls, while the interior ceiling features a lattice design. Every element of the architecture is visually striking, and the bright sunlight streaming through the central side windows adds to its solemn and majestic atmosphere.Read more: "Expansive Green Spaces and a Beautiful Chapel: A Summer Date at Tunghai University"
Address: No. 1727, Section 4, Taiwan Blvd., Xitun District, Taichung City

Taichung Fullness Church

▲Photo / Intern Reporter Xiao Yunqiao

The Fullness Church, which gained fame through the idol drama "Miss No Good," is located on Jinxing Mountain in Wufeng, Taichung. The exterior of the church can be viewed on regular days, but the interior is only open to the public on holidays. As you step up the pristine white stairs, the first thing that greets you is a lush, European-style garden spanning nearly 4,000 pyeong, along with a fountain often seen in Western TV dramas and films.Read more: "Gaining Fame from Idol Dramas, Fullness Church Becomes a Top Spot for Wedding Photography"
Address: No. 900, Fenggu Road, Wufeng District, Taichung City

Aletheia University Church

▲Photo / Akuai's Home

Although not listed as a historic site, Aletheia University’s Main Chapel boasts a strong European style. With an incredibly blue sky, a dreamy church building, and one of the most eye-catching structures, it’s also a popular spot for wedding photography. Inside the chapel is Taiwan’s second-largest pipe organ—only second to the National Concert Hall—one that was custom-made in the Netherlands to match the exterior design of the chapel. Unfortunately, it’s not visible to the public. The interior of the Main Chapel is not open to visitors and requires advance application for entry.Read more: "A Spanish-style Church in Tamsui, Reviving Exotic Elegance in a Quiet Alley"
Address: No. 32, Truth Street, Tamsui District, New Taipei City


Tamsui Church

▲Photo / Provided by Tamsui Historic Site Museum, New Taipei City

Tamsui Church was reconstructed from the physician’s dormitory of the Koa Hospital. It features a Gothic-style spire, buttresses, and column capitals adorned with small spike decorations. The exterior walls are built with plain red bricks, while the interior uses reinforced concrete columns and floors. The roof is supported by large-span steel frames, topped with wooden ceiling panels. On the left stands a tall bell tower.Read more: "A Unique Light Travel Experience: Tracing George Leslie Mackay’s Footsteps in Tamsui and Listening to Historic Sites Tell Their Stories"
Address: No. 8, Mackay Street, Tamsui District, New Taipei City

Kaohsiung Rosary Cathedral

▲Photo / Purple Smile

Kaohsiung is home to the historic "Rosary Cathedral," also known as Rosary Church. In addition to its long history, it boasts Gothic and Roman-style spires that are rare sights in Taiwan. This Catholic church is located in Kaohsiung’s Qianjin District, near the intersection of Wufu 3rd Road and Shizhong 1st Road, with the Love River not far away. Built during the Xianfeng era of the Qing Dynasty, it is the first Catholic church in Taiwan and one of Asia’s three great cathedrals.Read more: "Kaohsiung Rosary Church – A Rare Sight of Gothic and Roman-Style Spires"
Address: No. 151, Wufu 3rd Road, Lingya District, Kaohsiung City

Eastern Media Ocean Hot Spring Hotel Chapel

▲Photo / Provided by Eastern Media Ocean Hot Spring Hotel

The chapel at Eastern Media Ocean Hot Spring Hotel appeared in the idol drama "True Love Black & White," making it a favorite photo spot for fans and couples alike.Read more: "A Hidden Wedding Photo Spot in Northeast Taiwan, 'Chiming Bells' Add Warmth and Romance"
Address: No. 36, Section 4, Binhai Road, Toucheng Township, Yilan County

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