New Popular Spot for Chinese New Year: Zinan Palace’s 3D Painted Staircase
By MOOK Scenic Spots Editorial Team
As Lunar New Year approaches, many people have begun planning their spring outings. For those still undecided, Nantou’s Zinan Palace has introduced a new highlight for your festive stroll. This year, Zinan Palace has launched a unique piece of land art — a 3D painted staircase, adding an artistic touch to the traditional temple culture that’s truly eye-catching. We highly recommend everyone to visit Zinan Palace during the Spring Festival. After praying for blessings and wealth, you can snap photos with the colorful staircase for a one-of-a-kind temple experience.
Nantou’s Zinan Palace unveils new land art this year (Photo provided by Mr. Flip-Flops)
Zinan Palace’s 3D painted staircase adds an artistic vibe to the temple (Photo provided by Mr. Flip-Flops)
Zinan Palace’s 3D painted staircase is a major attraction (Photo provided by Mr. Flip-Flops)
Zinan Palace’s 3D painted staircase offers a fresh highlight for Lunar New Year outings (Photo provided by Mr. Flip-Flops)
Visit Zinan Palace to see the 3D painted staircase and experience a unique temple atmosphere (Photo provided by Mr. Flip-Flops)
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