The magical Alice Castle is actually in Taiwan — a dreamy photo spot open to limited visitors daily
By MOOK Scenic Spots Editorial Team
Taking photos at scenic spots is a must-do for many travelers, and the Alice’s Sky Photography Base in Miaoli, Taiwan’s first bridal photography base, features a magical wonderland reminiscent of Alice in Wonderland, with a medieval European castle, lush green lawns, and romantic lake views — every corner is perfect for stunning photos.
The Alice’s Sky Photography Base resembles a European manor (Photo / Alice’s Sky Photography Base, the same below)
The scenery in the park is dreamlike
Giving the illusion of being in Europe
The Alice’s Sky Photography Base is a venue for wedding photography, with its architecture, environment, and landscaping all designed in a romantic Nordic style. It is mainly divided into three areas: an indoor studio and two outdoor zones. The outdoor scenery includes not only an ancient castle but also a dreamy all-white church, while the interior decoration is exquisitely crafted, giving visitors the feeling of being in Europe.
The park also features Nordic-style forest landscapes
Architecture and scenery filled with European countryside charm
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