Fly abroad in seconds like a fairyland scene!

By MOOK Scenic Spots Home / Compiled Report
 
Foreign landscapes are always alluring, but without long holidays, we sometimes can't just hop on a plane. Yet even in Taiwan, there are many fairyland-like beautiful sights that are no less stunning than those overseas. These five breathtaking scenes can be admired without needing to take a flight.

1. Taoyuan — Bald Cypress Secret Realm
Situated in Bade District, Taoyuan, the Bald Cypress Secret Realm is a place where sunlight filters through the bald cypress forest, casting tree shadows across the ground and leaves, creating a scene that looks like a fairyland.

2. Sun Moon Lake — Chiang Kai-shek Pier
Located in front of the Hanbi Building at Sun Moon Lake, Chiang Kai-shek Pier offers breathtaking and uniquely styled beauty both day and night. The reflections of light on the lake surface during sunrise and sunset create an aesthetic view that is highly recommended by literary youths and photography enthusiasts as an ultra-beautiful fairyland.

3. Nantou — Old England Manor
The Tudor-style architecture inherits the strong imprint of the Tudor dynasty, bringing to life a rich historical era through its buildings. The Qingjing Old England architectural complex exudes a strong British charm, and being nestled among the mountains makes it feel as if you're staying in a European castle inn.

4. Yilan — Lanyang Plain
The vast Lanyang Plain and the Lanyang River basin between the valleys offer breathtaking views when seen from high vantage points. Gazing over the entire Lanyang Plain, with its endless wide-open scenery, is refreshing to the mind and spirit—especially in the morning when the light mist hasn't yet cleared and the sun casts its glow, resembling the countryside charm of southern France.