New Year’s Eve Sunset & First Sunrise of the Year: Essential Info on Sunrise and Sunset Spots Across Taiwan
By MOOK Scenic Spots Editorial Team | Compiled and Reported
As 2016 draws to a close, many people have already planned where to celebrate the countdown, while some are also preparing to welcome the first sunrise of the new year. The Central Weather Bureau has released the 2017 New Year’s Day sunrise schedule as well as the 2016 sunset timings for public reference, allowing everyone to plan their schedules in advance.
A new wave of chasing the first sunrise will sweep across Taiwan in 2017 (Image source / Taiwan Tourism Bureau)
New Year’s first sunrise schedule released by the Central Weather Bureau (Image source / Central Weather Bureau)
End-of-year sunset schedule published by the Central Weather Bureau (Image source / Central Weather Bureau)
Sunrise schedule for eastern Taiwan scenic spots released by the Central Weather Bureau (Image source / Central Weather Bureau)
The last sunset on Taiwan proper this year will take place in Guanshan, Pingtung; Sizihwan, Kaohsiung; and Anping, Tainan at 17:25, where the public can enjoy the year’s final sunset. To welcome 2017, another wave of first sunrise chasing is set to sweep across Taiwan. The earliest sunrise on Taiwan proper will be at Dongqing, Lanyu at 06:33, while the earliest on the main island is at Longkeng, Kenting at 06:35. Since actual sunrise times may vary due to atmospheric effects or location-specific refraction, the public is advised to arrive at these spots 10 minutes early to get prepared.
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