4 Instagrammable Spots in Taichung for Artsy and Aesthetic Photos – Capture the Mood at These Quirky Old Sites

▲ “Shark Graveyard” offers an alternative wild-style vibe, making it a super-popular spot for artsy photos online. (Photo provided by netizen Chen Yi-an, please do not reproduce without permission to avoid copyright infringement.)

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In addition to its delicious food and beautiful scenery, Taichung is also a place rich in cultural atmosphere and historical significance. With the recent trend of aesthetic photography, these culturally infused or vintage-feel spots have become popular check-in destinations for both travelers and artsy crowds.ETtoday EBC News Cloudhas specially compiled a list of 4 locations in Taichung where you can capture moody or artsy photos – a must-visit for photography enthusiasts.

1. Shark Graveyard
The “Shark Graveyard” is a recently super-popular spot for artsy photos online. Located on a dried-up sandy area near Tunghai University, it features several large shark decorations that appear to be beached, creating a uniquely weathered and evocative scene against the sandy ground – perfect for capturing artistic shots. Additionally, visitors are free to rearrange the sharks, ensuring no two photos look the same, which adds to its popularity.

However, those heading there for photos should note that the shark decorations are quite heavy, so it’s safer to move them carefully with others. Also, due to weathering and frequent handling by visitors, many sharks are now damaged or broken. Therefore, everyone should be cautious when touching or posing on them, and help preserve this unique environment.

Address: No. 60-2, Guoji Street, Xitun District, Taichung City

 

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