Not just admiring the moon and night views by the bridge—don’t miss this giant moon installation, a must-photo spot!

Text by MOOK Scenic Spots Kelly, compiled and reported
 
New Taipei City’s Banqiao “Crescent Moon Bridge” connects the “Banqiao 435 Art and Culture District” and “Xinzhuang Old Street,” and is the longest double-span steel arch bridge in Taiwan. The bridge features viewing and resting platforms with unique characteristics, as well as the ultra-popular transparent bridge panel—the “Skywalk”—which often attracts many travelers to stop and enjoy the night views and moon. Now, nearby developments around Crescent Moon Bridge, such as “Crescent Moon Place,” have set up a giant moon installation that’s highly eye-catching and has become a popular photo spot for visitors to capture and share.

The development “Crescent Moon Place” is located on the first row of the waterfront in Jiangcui North Redevelopment Area in New Taipei City, offering beautiful scenery. During Christmas, Crescent Moon Place created many moonlight lamp decorations, allowing visitors to see numerous moonlit displays over the water from the reception center, which were even more romantic when lit up at night. Now, the huge moon installation has also become a new attraction for photos and sharing, as romantic and charming as the “Dream Village” at Taichung’s Museum of Contemporary Art QIN.

In addition, Crescent Moon Place has specially built a prototype flagship store for Cama Café, covering several hundred square meters, at the reception center. All members of the Cama Baby family are present here, allowing visitors to enjoy a romantic and leisurely atmosphere reminiscent of a café by the Seine. Moreover, the store sells exclusive items such as Cama Baby sponge cakes and cotton candy, attracting many to make a pilgrimage visit.