Ultra-wide-angle naturally lit glass houses: Seven unique spots across Taiwan
By MOOK Scenic Spots Editorial Team
Morning sunlight streams through the glass, casting a warm glow on the dining table. The expansive natural lighting brightens the mood, and it’s also a key element for capturing great photos. Here are seven distinctive glass house attractions across Taiwan, where restaurants and cafés feature floor-to-ceiling windows and glass curtain walls as their main design elements. When soft light filters indoors, it feels like stepping into a dreamy, fantastical world. As night falls and indoor lights are turned on, they resemble glowing treasure boxes, offering travelers a deeply healing experience.
Cicada Says: Phoenix Pavilion, a restaurant full of poetic charm (Photo credit: Cicada Says: Phoenix Pavilion)
1. Cicada Says: Phoenix Pavilion
Nestled in the lush mountains of Lugu, Nantou, the picturesque “Cicada Says: Phoenix Pavilion” boasts abundant natural resources, including diverse flora, fern trails, a cherry blossom tunnel, and a tea garden. Leveraging this exceptional natural setting, Cicada Says blends art, design, and creativity to create a new form of travel lifestyle. Visitors can enjoy the wooden structure of green architecture and immerse themselves in the natural light showered through expansive glass windows.
Cicada Says is tucked away in Lugu’s misty mountain forests (Photo credit: Cicada Says: Phoenix Pavilion)
【Info】
Address: No. 1, Renyi Road, Fenghuang Village, Lugu Township, Nantou County
Cicada Says offers large, medium, and small green buildings, as well as four types of Phoenix Eco Rooms, all with excellent natural lighting and surrounded by greenery (Photo credit: Cicada Says: Phoenix Pavilion)
2. Jingfang Garden
Jingfang Garden is a foreign-style healing garden that brings horticulture into daily life. Tucked away in a quiet alley in Tianwei Township, it features a vast metasequoia forest, seasonal garden landscapes, and a large glass greenhouse offering food and beverage services as well as flower displays. The garden is rich and diverse—visitors to Changhua are recommended to stop by Jingfang Garden and experience the perfect harmony of gardening and lifestyle.
The grand glass garden of Jingfang Garden (Photo credit: Jingfang Garden)
【Info】
Address: No. 73, Zhangcuo Alley, Dalian Village, Tianwei Township, Changhua County
Phone: (04) 822 - 3535
Business hours: Monday to Friday 10:00 - 16:30 / Saturday, Sunday, and holidays 10:00 – 19:30
The healing beauty of Jingfang Garden across the seasons (Photo credit: Jingfang Garden)
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