The Most Beautiful Six Urban Night Photography Spots in Taiwan – More Magical as Night Falls
By the MOOK Scenic Spots Family Travel Life Network Editorial Team
The city lights at night always shine brilliantly and catch the eye. Each tiny glow is a footprint of people’s lives. Compared to the general beauty of starry skies in forests and mountains, cityscapes at night also hold an indescribable charm for many. Below is a list of six urban night photography spots most loved by Taiwanese people. Go out and take some photos one evening.
A bird’s-eye view of Taiwan’s illuminated landscape presents a stunningly beautiful sight. (Image source / NASA)
● Chimei Museum
The Chimei Museum, resembling a European palace, offers the feeling of being in Europe without leaving the country, making it a hot topic attraction in recent years. The museum building during the day is majestic, while at night, when lit up, it adds an extra touch of romance.
The Chimei Museum was one of Taiwan’s super-popular attractions in 2015. (Image source / Chimei Museum)
The lighted-up Chimei Museum reflected on the water surface presents two different kinds of beautiful appearances. (Image source / Chimei Museum)
● New Taipei City Christmasland
Every year, New Taipei Christmasland attracts thousands of visitors. In addition to the many glittering Christmas lights on the streets of New Taipei City, this year it also introduced “the world’s only 360-degree 3D holographic projection Christmas tree,” using international-grade projection technology to present a stunning Christmas tree. This year’s Christmasland event runs from November 20 to January 3, 2016—be sure to plan your photo shoot soon if you want to capture it.
This year, it wowed everyone with the “360-degree 3D holographic projection Christmas tree.” (Image source / New Taipei Travellers)
This year’s Christmasland event runs from November 20 to January 3, 2016—be sure to plan your photo shoot soon if you want to capture it. (Image source / New Taipei Travellers)
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