Riverside Christmas Gets a Makeover — Four Romantic Spots
By MOOK Travel Life Network Editorial Team
As the season of year-end gratitude arrives, festive Christmas cheer fills the air. To welcome the holiday season, New Taipei City Government continues its 2014 tradition of decorating areas such asXinyue Bridgearound the Xinzhuang end,Bali Ferry PierandTamsui Golden Waterfrontwith dazzling Christmas lights. This year, they’ve added romantic light displays on both sides ofXizhi Starlight Bridgeto spread even more festive sparkle and joy.
The area around Xizhi Starlight Bridge is now lit up with Christmas-themed lights to create a romantic ambiance. (Photo source / New Taipei Travel)
To celebrate the upcoming Christmas season, New Taipei City has installed festive lights in locations including Xinyue Bridge. (Photo source / New Taipei City High Altitude Bureau)
The warm glow of lights along Bali streets highlights the beauty and romance of the night. (Photo source / New Taipei City High Altitude Bureau)
The shimmering star-shaped lights not only illuminate the trees around Xinyue Bridge, creating a vibrant and joyful atmosphere, but also dress the rows of roadside trees at Bali Ferry Pier in a pink sea of floral stars, inviting visitors to join in the festive Christmas party. Meanwhile, the lively Tamsui Golden Waterfront is adorned with pastel macaron hues, giving it a fresh and unique look. Strings of starry lights overhead resemble shooting stars across the sky, accompanying strollers as they make wishes along the scenic path. This year’s addition, Xizhi Starlight Bridge, features warm red and white star decorations on nearby trees and railings, adding a cozy touch to the surroundings. Icicle-shaped lights along the railings outline the riverbank’s contours, delivering a stunning visual spectacle.
Xinyue Bridge connects Banqiao and Xinzhuang. (Photo source / New Taipei City Water Resources Bureau)
Starlight Bridge. (Photo source / New Taipei City Water Resources Bureau)
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