
▲"Mary’s Hill" was originally a popular wedding photography spot in Nantou, but in recent years, its rising fame has led to it opening its doors to general visitors. (Photo / BloggerXiao Tu Xiao An * Travel NotesProvided. Please do not reproduce without permission.)
Reported by Wang Junyuan / Comprehensive Report
Here’s another photo paradise that’ll leave your fingers sore from snapping pics non-stop. Nestled in the mountainous area of Yuchi Township, Nantou, "Mary’s Hill" was originally a go-to location for couples shooting their wedding photos. Due to its soaring popularity, the operators decided to open it to the public. Since then, many social media influencers have flocked here to shoot, with around 40 different themed backdrops that are sure to max out your phone’s memory in no time.

▲%Level of over 100 diverse setups lets visitors snap to their heart’s content, immersing themselves all day in stunning foreign-style scenes. (Photo / BloggerXiao Tu Xiao An * Travel NotesProvided. Please do not reproduce without permission / Reposted fromMary’s Hill Wedding Photography BaseFan Page.)


Throughout the park, there are various photogenic spots, including a colorful row of shops, a mythically inspired hall, a hipster-style boutique, a vintage suit store, and an American-style cowboy barn. The architectural styles are incredibly diverse, covering everything from cute to dreamy. Netizens have gone crazy for it, scrambling for the best spots just to capture the most picturesque scenes.


▲%In the deeper parts of the park, there are also charming corners waiting to be discovered. (Photo / BloggerXiao Tu Xiao An * Travel NotesProvided. Please do not reproduce without permission / Reposted fromMary’s Hill Wedding Photography BaseFan Page.)


Not only can you take photos with the buildings outside, but some areas also allow you to go inside, offering an even more unique atmosphere. Step outdoors, and you’re surrounded by lush greenery and woods, with vast open spaces that feel comforting and relaxing. But these are just the supporting cast—the real stars are the carousel, Native American tents, and vintage VW Beetles, which steal the spotlight and make every photo look like a vacation abroad—unbelievably dreamy and hard to put into words.
▲%Photos taken under the elegant pavilion are so stunning they’re almost too beautiful to handle. (Photo / BloggerXiao Tu Xiao An * Travel NotesProvided. Please do not reproduce without permission.)

Among all the setups, the most popular is undoubtedly the Water Chapel. Its towering white exterior, flanked by transparent glass panels on both sides, creates a layered effect from the inside out. A pathway extends outward, leading to a piano. Many netizens say this classy and fairytale-like chapel is their dream wedding venue, sparking sudden urges to tie the knot.

▲Shooting along the lakeside walkway, with sunlight dancing on the water and a tiny canoe nearby, completely wins over girls’ hearts. (Photo / Reposted fromMary’s Hill Wedding Photography BaseFan Page)
Currently, Monday to Friday is reserved for weddings and visitor photography. The entry fee for general visitors taking photos is NT$350. Professional wedding shoots vary depending on the group size, and special requests can be discussed with the operators to create customized wedding photos. On weekends, the focus shifts to camping activities. For more details, interested visitors can send a private message to the fan page.
Mary’s Hill
Location: No. 16, You Shui Alley, Yuchi Township, Nantou County
Phone: 0930 946 942
Note: Visits require advance reservation. Please call three days in advance.
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