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Top 10 Best Photo Spots for the 101 New Year's Eve Fireworks Show Guide

Published: 2026-09-25 👁 100 views
Last updated 2026-09-25 — As the year comes to an end and we prepare to bid farewell to this remarkable year, the final highlight — the New Year's Eve celebration — is definitely an event not to be missed. And at the heart of it all is the fireworks show. The Taipei 101 fireworks display, one of the city’s most iconic international attractions, is naturally a must-capture moment...

By MOOK Scenic Spots Editorial Team

As the year draws to a close and we prepare to say goodbye to this amazing year, the final highlight — the New Year's Eve celebration — is certainly an event you can't miss. At the center of the festivities is the fireworks show. The Taipei 101 fireworks display is, without a doubt, one of the most memorable annual photo opportunities. This time, Scenic Spots has carefully selected ten top photography spots in Taipei, all perfect for capturing the 101 fireworks show. These are shared with the public as references, so you can take the most memorable and spectacular photos to mark the final moments of the year.

One of Taiwan’s Must-See New Year's Eve Fireworks Shows (Image source / 101)

1. Xiangshan Viewing Platform

The night view from Elephant Mountain has always been one of the best spots in Taipei for sightseeing (Image source / Taipei City Public Works Bureau)

2. Jimmy Moon Bus

Designed with the concept of Taipei as the 2016 World Design Capital, this Jimmy Moon Bus is not only a popular new attraction but also a great spot to view Taipei 101 (Image source / Taipei City Tourism Bureau)

3. Dr. Sun Yat-sen Memorial Hall Green Lake

The Dr. Sun Yat-sen Memorial Hall is also one of the popular spots to watch the 101 fireworks show (Image source / Dr. Sun Yat-sen Memorial Hall)

4. Bishan Rock Temple (Temple of the Duke of Zhou, the Founder of Zhangzhou)

Located in Neihu, Bishan Rock offers not only a panoramic view of Taipei’s night scenery but also a clear sight of the entire Taipei 101 building (Image source / Taiwan Community Web)

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