Rainbow Castle & Million-Dollar Night View: A Romantic, Unpretentious Scenic Café
By MOOK Scenic Spots Editorial Team
The coffee from Gukeng in Yunlin thrives thanks to the area’s position on the Tropic of Cancer, enjoying plentiful sunshine and rainfall. The Taiwan-native coffee beans produced here are sweet, aromatic, and smooth without any bitterness, boasting a uniquely local flavor that places them among the world’s top-tier coffees. Gukeng Township has become one of the few regions capable of cultivating premium coffee, leading to the establishment of numerous cafés in the area. Coupled with the breathtaking scenery of Huashan, visitors can not only savor top-quality coffee but also enjoy exceptional daytime and nighttime views—featuring a million-dollar night view and sweeping mountain vistas. Among these, the Garden Café “If Not You, Then Who” not only offers stunning scenery and locally sourced premium coffee but also features fairytale-like landscaping and architecture, creating an illusion of being abroad.
A million-dollar night view from “If Not You, Then Who” at night (Image source / Huashan “If Not You, Then Who” Café)
“If Not You, Then Who” exudes an exotic countryside charm (Image source / Huashan “If Not You, Then Who” Café)
The colorful castle architecture of “If Not You, Then Who” (Image source / Huashan “If Not You, Then Who” Café)
The million-dollar night view from “If Not You, Then Who” (Image source / Huashan “If Not You, Then Who” Café)
The beautiful garden scenery at “If Not You, Then Who” (Image source / Huashan “If Not You, Then Who” Café)
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