As autumn deepens, Japan’s red foliage is gradually reaching its peak. If you haven’t booked a flight yet but still want to see autumn leaves somewhere else, Taiwan might be a great choice.
Photo by David Huang
This time, we’re introducing Gongbei Temple, located in Xizhi District, New Taipei City. Originally built in 1906 as a traditional Taiwanese wooden structure, the temple is set in a serene and pleasant environment. With elements such as stone bridges, temples, and maple forests, the stunning autumn scenery has made this spot a popular photography destination in Taiwan recently.
Photo by ppjun
Among the many scenic spots at Gongbei Temple, the Twin Arch Bridge in the back mountain is a favorite among photographers. It’s not hard to see why—the surrounding maple trees paired with the weathered stone bridge give off an old-world charm, which is why this place is often called a “little Kyoto in the mountains.”
Information about Gongbei Temple’s scenic spots
http://www.dcfever.com/travel/attraction.php?id=13622
More introductions to travel photography in Taiwan
http://www.dcfever.com/travel/world.php?id=1010