Reported by You T-Ru / Compiled by HowToTrip
Taiwan’s many mountains create unique S-curve highway landscapes. Photographer “Flying in the Sky” captured aerial images of the 36 Curves in Taiping, Meishan, Chiayi, and the Jinshui Highway in Ruifang, New Taipei. From above, the roads wind through lush greenery, showcasing some of Taiwan’s most stunning highway scenery.
Meishan, Chiayi: The 36 Curves of Taiping
The 36 Curves of Taiping in Meishan, Chiayi, are a favorite among cyclists, motorcyclists, and night photographers. The winding roads resemble an intestine-like pattern on the map, making for a truly unique sight. From the air, the serpentine highway twists around the mountaintop, enveloped by verdant greenery.

▲%The uniquely twisted road is truly a visual treat. (Taiwan, photo from https://www.facebook.com/killer612060/?fref=ts)Provided by Flying in the Sky)

New Taipei: Jinshui Highway in Ruifang
This S-curve in Taiwan’s northeast corner shares a similar intestinal-shaped road design with Meishan’s 36 Curves. The most breathtaking aerial view here includes both the winding road and ocean scenery, with the distant Yinyang Sea also visible.

▲%You can see how the winding road hugs the coastline. (Photo /Flying in the SkyProvided)

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