Whimsical and photogenic—here’s a lazy guide to Taiwan’s most stunning maze attractions!

Taiwan boasts a wealth of distinctive spots—from skywalks to rainbow lanes—each captivating social media stars, with stunning images flooding IG. This time, we’re taking you to Taiwan’s maze attractions, where you can explore the mysteries of mazes while snapping artistic photos. How could you miss such a fun destination? Come check them out with us!

: A maze designed with low shrubbery

Located in the Taipei city area, the Taipei Expo Park Maze is super easy to get to. This maze is made from low shrubbery plantings, allowing visitors to wander through and snap photos. With its sunny outdoor setting and lush green surroundings, every shot turns out beautiful. You’ll often see planes flying overhead here, and it's also a popular spot for wedding photos. It’s a great leisure spot for Taipei residents!

Address: No. 105, Section 3, Xinyi North Road, Zhongshan District, Taipei City
Transportation: Yuanshan MRT Station

: A maze with retro red-brick walls

Aside from the Old Meishi Stone Troughs, Old Meishi Park also features a maze made of stacked tiles. Though unassuming at first glance, an aerial view reveals a massive spiral. With its complex twists and turns, it’s a hit with kids too. The vintage red-brick walls give off a charming countryside vibe. You can also visit nearby Fugui Fishing Port and Fugui Cape Lighthouse!

Address: Within Fugui Cape Park (Lao Mei Road, Fuji Village, Shimen District, New Taipei City)

: A uniquely European-style garden that feels like a stroll through a European estate

This beautiful European-style garden in Changhua combines tourism, leisure, dining, and weddings in one integrated destination. Its massive green maze is a major highlight. With blue skies, white clouds, and European-style architecture, you’ll feel like you’ve stepped into a charming European manor. Not only is the maze fun to explore, but it also makes for stunning photo backdrops.

Address: No. 470-75, Donggu Road, Hemei Township, Changhua County
Business Hours: Daily 10:00–21:00, closed on Mondays.
Admission: Adults NT$150, children NT$250, not redeemable for food or drinks.

: A golden maze with endless optical illusions that’s incredibly disorienting

Get ready for a mind-bending maze experience here. Taiwan Glass Museum, located in Changhua’s Lukang Town within the Changbin Industrial Park, provides a platform for local artists to showcase their works. In addition to various glass artworks, it also houses Taiwan’s only glass Mazu temple. The highlight? The golden maze with mirrored glass walls. The reflections create a kaleidoscopic world with infinite optical illusions that leave many visitors completely lost!
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Business Hours: Daily 8:00–18:30
Address: No. 30, Lugu South 4th Road, Lukang Town, Changhua County
Transportation: National Freeway 3 / National Freeway 1 → Shatian Road Section 1 toward Dajhu District → Follow Provincial Highway 1 → Take National Highway 1 → Exit at Wangtian Interchange → Take Provincial Highway 1C toward Donggu Road in Hemei Town to reach the maze at the European-style estate.

: Neutral gray homestay tones convey a philosophy of simple living

Located within the Shitingping Wetland Restoration Area, Shiting Bay 118 stands amid the ever-changing seascape of the Port Tribe. Designed by up-and-coming architect Chen Guan-hua, it embodies the concept of “simple living,” reflecting the philosophy that “less is more, emptiness is fullness.” With minimal flashy decor, it returns to the essence of architecture, blending naturally with the surrounding environment. Both the exterior and interior feature a sleek gray palette that’s both enduring and comforting. The editor loves it too!
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Address: No. 118, Shiting Bay, Port Village, Fengbin Township, Hualien County

: A stonewall maze that evokes a prehistoric atmosphere

Want artsy photos? Try shooting in Taitung. The stonewall maze at the National Museum of Prehistory in Taitung is built with stacked stones. Its walls are taller than a person, and though compact, every angle offers a unique shot. Some netizens call it a “mini version of The Maze Runner”! The stone maze brings a prehistoric vibe, and at scheduled times (announced on signs), water sprays inside the maze—run out fast or you'll get soaked!

Address: No. 1, Museum Road, Taitung City, Taitung County
Business Hours: Daily 9:00–17:00, closed on Mondays.

Even though we all want to travel abroad whenever we have a holiday, there are actually plenty of interesting and fun spots around Taiwan just waiting to be discovered — after all, there's no place like home. So why not take a quick weekend trip?