
▲Slides at Hsinchu Yangguang Elementary School (Photo / fromYangguang Elementary Schoolwebsite)
Reported by Li Zi-yi / Comprehensive report
Schools aren't just places for learning; they can also be super popular tourist spots. Hsinchu Yangguang Elementary School in Hsinchu City is one such example. It's like a mini amusement park that attracts many visitors on weekends who come to experience its iconic two-story-high “seven slides.”

▲The seven slides lined up side by side—super fun to slide down with friends. (Photo / IG@l__aqprovided by a netizen)
Founded in 1999, Yangguang Elementary School features creative interior designs that blend childlike fun with retro vibes, perfectly suiting the tastes of young people. The most eye-catching attraction is the row of seven slides. Sliding down from the second floor is actually quite thrilling. From a distance, it looks spectacular, as if you’re sliding down from a castle tower—super fun.

▲The special grass-green running track makes the campus lush and adorable, attracting many to take photos. (Photo / IG@l__aqprovided by a netizen)
The school’s playground looks different from a typical track—it’s “grass green,” giving runners the feeling of sprinting across a meadow and making it a must-photo spot. There’s also a large concrete pipe decorated with playful colorful graffiti. Stepping inside feels like entering your own little space—like a secret base.
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