So photogenic you won’t want to leave — 5 stunning mazes across Taiwan that’ll make you the star of your IG feed

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Travel Center / Comprehensive Report

Not sure where to go for the weekend? In fact, there are many hidden specialty attractions in urban parks — such as green mazes created with low shrubs or stone wall mazes tucked inside museums that showcase Taiwanese cultural features. These are all great spots for photos and fun. This article compiles five of the most beautiful mazes across Taiwan that will max out your phone’s memory and keep you from wanting to leave.

1. Taipei – Huabo Park
After the Taipei Flower Expo ended, Huabo Xinxing Park became a place for locals to relax and take walks. The park features a large maze garden designed with low shrubbery, where visitors can wander through and try to find the exit. Not only is it fun, but this sea of green is also a popular photo spot. Here, you can take pictures, watch planes fly overhead, and often see couples shooting their wedding photos. It's a free recreational spot right in the city.

Address: No. 105, Section 3, Xinxing North Road, Zhongshan District, Taipei City

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2. New Taipei City – Laomei Maze
Located in Laomei Park on the Northern Coast, there is a maze made of stacked tiles. From an aerial view, it looks like a spiral lying on the earth. With its intricate interconnections, it creates winding pathways. This novel and fun design has delighted many netizens. Under the setting sun, this brick-wall maze stands alone, like a forgotten ruin, and has now become a hotspot for Instagram photos.

Address: Within Fugui Cape Park (Laomei Road, Fugi Village, Shimen District, New Taipei City)

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3. Changhua – Taiwan Glass Museum
The Taiwan Glass Museum primarily showcases various glass artworks. In addition to Taiwan’s only Glass Mazu Temple, it also features a golden maze made of glass mirrors. Once you step into the maze, the reflections from the glass create a kaleidoscopic world. The mirrored surfaces produce a 360-degree illusion of infinite extension, immersing you in a surreal world that makes it hard to find your way out.

Address: No. 30, Lukeng South 4th Road, Lukang Township, Changhua County

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4. Changhua – Explore. Maze European-Style Manor
Explore. Maze European-Style Manor is a comprehensive park that combines sightseeing, leisure, dining, and weddings. The entire venue features European-style architecture, and the owner has created a green maze using vegetation, making you feel as if you’ve stepped into a European forest with surprises around every corner.

Address: No. 47-75, Donggu Road, Hemei Township, Changhua County

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5. Taitung – National Museum of Prehistory
Located within the National Museum of Prehistory in Taitung, the stone wall maze, built with stacked stones and standing taller than a person, has been dubbed by netizens as a “mini version of The Maze Runner.” Though not very large, navigating through it to find the exit offers surprising photo ops at every turn. It also gives off a historical vibe as if you've traveled back to prehistoric times, making it a popular Instagram spot.

Address: No. 1, Museum Road, Taitung City, Taitung County