The Latest Photo Spot at Taiwan’s New Swan Castle: The Golden Koelreuteria Avenue Leads Straight to a Dreamy Fortress
By the MOOK Scenic Spots Editorial Team
Germany’s Neuschwanstein Castle is one of the most iconic castle structures in Europe, standing solitary amidst the forest like a scene from a dream. It also served as the inspiration for Disney’s logo. Recently, this dreamlike scenery can also be seen in Taiwan. At the Rueisuei Spring International Tourism Hotel in Hualien, the Taiwanese koelreuteria trees along both sides of Wenquan Road have turned golden, complementing the European-style castle architecture, creating a view that resembles a European landscape painting.
The Rueisuei Spring International Tourism Hotel, resembling Taiwan’s version of Neuschwanstein Castle (Photo provided by Huang Zhe)
The Taiwanese koelreuteria trees planted along both sides of Rueisuei Hot Spring Road are now a mix of golden yellow and red leaves. Strolling through them fills you with a strong sense of autumn. The avenue leads to a fairytale-like castle building, and its dreamy scenery has attracted many tourists and photography enthusiasts, making it a new hot photo spot.
The castle building of Rueisuei Spring Hotel paired with the golden koelreuteria avenue presents an incredibly dreamy scene (Photo provided by Huang Zhe)
Covering an area of 20,000 pyeong, the Rueisuei Spring International Tourism Hotel is the first composite luxury resort in Taiwan that combines a five-star hotel, villa accommodations, family villas, and a hot/cold spring theme park. Its overall design is inspired by the manor style of Southern Europe. The hotel made its debut in Q4 of 2017 and, thanks to its prime location, picturesque landscapes, and rich cultural and natural ecology, offers visitors the most beautiful views of Rueisuei.
The dreamy scenery of Rueisuei Spring Hotel has become a hot new attraction (Photo / Rueisuei Spring International Tourism Hotel)
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Rueisuei Spring International Tourism Hotel
Address: No. 368, Section 2, Wenquan Road, Rueisuei Township, Hualien County
Phone: (02) 8978 - 6688
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