World-class large-scale scenes can also be captured here — Taiwan’s top five pyramid-themed landscapes

By the MOOK Scenic Spots Editorial Team

Whether it’s the world wonder of Egypt’s pyramids or the glass pyramid of the Louvre, their unique triangular designs attract travelers from around the globe. Now, you don’t need to go abroad to see them — you can find them in Taiwan. Below is a list of five pyramid-shaped buildings and landscapes scattered across Taiwan, some of which feature glass curtain walls that have sparked a wave of check-in photo opportunities.

1. Taipei — #Taipei Expo Park
Located within the Taipei Expo Park’s Fine Arts Area, there are two miniature glass pyramids, one large and one small, standing in sequence along the pathway. Made from glass curtains and blue steel frames, they emit a faint blue glow under sunlight. The sight of airplanes flying overhead adds to the scenery, making this spot a popular IG check-in location.

2. New Taipei — #Zhulin Pearl Ridge Humanistic Kitchen
Located in Zhulin, New Taipei, the Pearl Ridge Humanistic Kitchen was once a forest amusement park. After the park closed, only some ruins and the restaurant remained.

The Pearl Ridge Humanistic Kitchen offers expansive views and scenic surroundings. The restaurant serves set meals, à la carte dishes, and afternoon tea. You can also sit at outdoor tables to enjoy the breeze and scenery, while the outdoor pyramid landscape has become a new hot photo spot.

Address: No. 15, Xiafu Li, Zhulin District, New Taipei City

3. Tainan — #Jingliao Catholic Church
Designed in the 1960s by Pulitzer Prize winner Gottfried Böhm, the Jingliao Catholic Church stands amid the green fields of Jingliao. Resembling a pyramid, the church’s silver exterior shines brightly, creating an interesting contrast with the surrounding landscape.

Address: No. 294-1, Jingliao, Molin Li, Houbi District, Tainan City