The starlight reflects on the fantastical waters, with eight stunning water features that are must-photograph sights.

By MOOK Scenic Spots Christopher | Photos provided by Yeh Chi-Kuo

Taiwan’s beautiful scenery is diverse and abundant, with countless attractions from north to south. From towering mountains and long coastlines to historical culture and forest ecology, the island is full of wonders and human warmth. No matter where you begin your travels, you’ll make unique discoveries. Taiwan’s waterfront scenery is captivating, offering breathtaking views in different seasons and locations. Below are eight recommended water landscapes across Taiwan, featuring vibrant reflections crafted by humans, green tunnels along riverbanks in national parks, as well as spectacular waterfall scenes in mountain valleys.

Taichung Opera House

The uniquely designed Taichung Opera House challenges conventional architectural concepts. The waterfront landscaping outside the opera house has become one of the favorite photography spots for enthusiasts.

Tainan Sicao Green Tunnel

Located within the Taijiang National Park, this mangrove green tunnel allows visitors to see all four types of mangroves found only in Taiwan.

Nantou Menggu Waterfall

The Menggu Waterfall re-emerged after frequent earthquakes, hidden within a small path in Nansheng Village, resembling a scene from a wuxia novel.

Luodong Sports Park

Combining sports and leisure, Luodong Sports Park integrates terrain, plant landscapes, water features, and sports facilities. The annual view of the deciduous trees is especially mesmerizing.

Hualien Poplar Water Curtain Cave

The Water Curtain Cave Waterfall cascades down from a high cliff on the distant mountainside, then curves into a lower waterfall, creating a magnificent landscape.