Taiwan’s Pear Blossom Cave Mural Staircase – A Popular IG Photo Spot
By MOOK Scenic Spots / Chen Wenlin, compiled report
The painted staircase at Korea’s Pear Blossom Village has garnered attention for its vivid floral patterns, realistic carp designs, and varied artistic styles, making it a must-visit attraction for tourists. But now, you don’t need to go all the way to Korea for a photo op — there’s one right here in Miaoli at West Lake Junior High School.
Miaoli West Lake Junior High School’s painted staircase has been dubbed the “Taiwan version of the Pear Blossom Cave flower staircase” by visitors (Photo / Miaoli County Government)
West Lake Junior High School gave a fresh look to its 10-meter-high, 110-step staircase, creatively incorporating local features such as tung blossom and pomelo flowers from Miaoli, along with adorable animals like black cats, squirrels, and even the school’s representative canine mascot — resulting in a one-of-a-kind painted staircase.
Miaoli West Lake Junior High School paints a unique staircase featuring local cultural elements (Photo / Miaoli County Government)
This trend has drawn many netizens to visit and snap photos, turning it into a new popular IG check-in spot. Whether standing or sitting on the stairs, it’s perfect for photos. Don’t miss this uniquely charming, Korea-level floral staircase when you travel to Miaoli.
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Attraction Name: West Lake Junior High School’s 110-Step Painted Floral Staircase
Address: No. 1-1, Lane 1, Longdong Village, Xihu Township, Miaoli County (West Lake Junior High School)
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