A Roundup of New Year's Eve Itineraries: Five Must-See Firework Shows Across Taiwan
By / MOOK Scenic Spots Editorial Team
As 2016 comes to an end, cities across the globe are gearing up for their most spectacular New Year’s Eve events. To mark the farewell to the current year and the joyous welcome of the next, metropolises everywhere are rolling out an array of activities, from fireworks shows and concerts to all kinds of performances. This time, Scenic Spots is compiling a list of the top five must-see firework displays across Taiwan. In addition to the iconic Taipei 101 fireworks, there are plenty of other impressive shows happening around the island, offering the public a variety of options for their New Year’s Eve plans.
The Taipei 101 fireworks show has long been an international landmark spectacle (Image source / Taipei 101)
Taipei – Taipei 101: 238 seconds
This year’s Taipei 101 fireworks display is themed “Lighting Up Taiwan.” For the first time, light show elements have been incorporated, delivering a unique fireworks experience for the city (Image source / Taipei 101)
Taipei – Miramar Ferris Wheel Amusement Park: 317 seconds
This year, Miramar is showcasing 317 seconds of 3D rainbow fireworks. Additionally, it has partnered with the Miramar Xinyi Plaza and the Dazhi shopping district to launch the first-ever dual-location, dual-themed New Year’s Eve party (Image source / Miramar Ferris Wheel Amusement Park)
Taichung – Lihpao Outlet: 180 seconds
The spotlight this year is on Lihpao Outlet, which will light up Taiwan’s largest Ferris wheel for the first time on New Year’s Eve, featuring an 180-second fireworks show alongside a Ferris wheel light display (Image source / Lihpao Resort)
Yunlin – Janfusun Fancyworld: 800 seconds
Celebrating its 10th anniversary, Janfusun Fancyworld is presenting a grand New Year’s Eve fireworks show, including a 10th-anniversary countdown gala, an 800-second aerial fireworks extravaganza, an 800-meter fireworks launch path, the simultaneous ignition of 10,800 fireworks at varying altitudes, and Taiwan’s first twin windwheel fireworks (Photo provided / Janfusun Fancyworld)
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