By MOOK Scenic Spots Editorial Team
Taiwan covers an area of just 36,000 square kilometers, yet boasts nearly 60% forest coverage. Its rich and diverse natural landscapes and forest resources make this beautiful island a magnet for tourists from around the world. When the weather turns colder or the air becomes more humid, forests often fill with thick mist, adding to the atmospheric vibe of these spots. Here’s a list of five forest-themed scenic spots across Taiwan where visitors can capture highly atmospheric photos even when the weather isn’t ideal.
Ginkgo Forest (Image provided by yunnweii)
1. Ginkgo Forest
Besides viewing maple leaves and larch trees in autumn and winter, the golden-yellow ginkgo trees are also incredibly beautiful. Walking through them feels like being in a romantic overseas spot. Located in the Dayashan and Wuxiu Farm areas of Lugu, Nantou, it’s a popular destination for watching the sunrise and sea of clouds. When the ginkgo trees turn yellow, the scenery becomes absolutely enchanting.
Ginkgo Forest
Address: No. 800-1, Yangwan Lane, Lugu Township, Nantou County
Ginkgo Forest (Image provided by molly888666)
2. Puli Black Forest
The Puli Black Forest, a hidden gem even locals may not know about, features dense, towering Taiwan inkwood trees that locals call the “Black Forest.” With its stunning atmosphere, it rivals the Jiutian Black Forest in Taichung and has become a favorite photo spot for cyclists.
Address: 23.951460, 120.969289; about a 5–10 minute walk from the Puli Traffic Branch Office or the Parent-Child Field Kindergarten
Puli Black Forest (Image provided by chrisalmighty1234)
Puli Black Forest (Image provided by molly888666)
3. Zhuzihu Black Forest
Located in Zhuzihu on Yangmingshan in Taipei, the Zhuzihu Black Forest is known as the Taipei version of the Forget-Me-Not Forest. Its dense woods exude a deep sense of nature and are a must-visit for wedding photo shoots. The heart-shaped installations within the park attract many visitors eager to snap photos.
Address: No. 63, Zhuzihu Road, Beitou District, Taipei City
Zhuzihu Black Forest (Image provided by __jarachen__)
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