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Must-have Hidden IG Photo Spots in Taiwan for Photography Enthusiasts

Published: 2026-09-25 👁 100 views
Last updated 2026-09-25 — Taking outdoor photos and checking in at scenic spots has become a must-do activity for young travelers nowadays. To capture something truly unique and attract more followers, stunning scenery is definitely the key factor. HowToTrip has compiled a list of must-visit IG photo spots, including several hidden gems that might surprise you — all highly recommended.

By the MOOK HowToTrip Editorial Team

Taking outdoor photos and checking in at scenic spots has become a must-do activity for young travelers nowadays. To capture something truly unique and attract more followers, stunning scenery is definitely the key factor. HowToTrip has compiled a list of must-visit IG photo spots, including several hidden gems that might surprise you — all highly recommended.

Yilan – Eagle Rock Peak
Located on the Jiaoliao Mountain in Daxi Township, there is a protruding rock whose side resembles an eagle’s beak. Perched right next to a cliff, simply standing on the rock gives you a thrilling sense of height while offering breathtaking views.

Aerial view of Eagle Rock Peak (Image source / Toucheng Township Office)

Taichung – Yanziping Mountain
Situated along the national-level hiking trail in the Snow Mountain range in Taichung, Yanziping Mountain is a great spot for autumn hikes. Besides being popular among hikers, it is gradually becoming a new favorite among IG photography enthusiasts.

Autumn vibes at Yanziping Mountain (Image source / Forestry Bureau, Council of Agriculture, Executive Yuan)

Tainan – Dingtou’e Sandbar
Known as the “Taiwan version of the Sahara Desert,” Dingtou’e Sandbar is located in Qigu District, Tainan City. Formed over years of sediment accumulation, this narrow sandbar gradually emerged from the sea. Amid the rolling dunes, IG photographers capture magazine-worthy, edgy beauty shots.

Taiwan’s Sahara Desert (Image source / Taijiang National Park Headquarters)

New Taipei – Buyi Pavilion on Ruishuang Highway
Located in Shuangxi District, New Taipei City, Buyi Pavilion gets its name from the poem “Sitting Alone on Jingting Mountain” by the poet Li Bai, making it a poetic and picturesque IG hot spot. In addition, the Ruishuang Highway resembles American interstates — a winding road stretching toward the sky, radiating a wild, untamed vibe.

Mountain highway stretching toward the horizon (Image source / Ruifang Land Administration Office)

Tainan – Hidden Fields Mountain Villa
Featuring a pure white chapel, its dreamy aesthetic has made it a go-to spot for many online fashion models. Located in Yujing District, Tainan City, it's not only perfect for romantic photos, but also boasts traditional Japanese architectural elements that make you feel like you're in the suburbs of Japan. Afterward, you can enjoy a tranquil afternoon in the café.

Japanese-style mountain villa (Image source / Hidden Fields Mountain Villa onden house)

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