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These just won’t cut it anymore—seven once-popular but now outdated photo spots across Taiwan

Published: 2026-09-25 👁 100 views
Last updated 2026-09-25 — In recent years, the IG photo-check-in trend has surged, giving rise to countless new attractions that have popped up like mushrooms. But the following seven spots, having been wildly popular and featured in countless photos and posts, have now become just a bit...

By MOOK Scenic Spots, compiled and reported
 
In recent years, the IG photo-check-in trend has surged, giving rise to countless new attractions that have popped up like mushrooms. But the following seven spots, having been wildly popular and featured in countless photos and posts, have now become just a bit overexposed and outdated.

The angel wing mural has gained huge popularity, spreading from abroad to Taiwan. (Photo/yunbabe._)

1.Wing mural
 
The wing murals that became a global hit have now spread everywhere, making them a staple on everyone’s IG feed—but when everyone’s doing it, it’s just not that special anymore.

Heart-shaped skywalks and art installations are also hugely popular. (Photo/penganne)

The LOVE-themed installation is a must-shoot spot for couples. (Photo/Taipei Tourism Bureau)

2.Heart-shaped art installations
 
Heart-shaped installations—whether public art, bridges, or doorframes—are beloved by girls and couples for photo ops, but they’ve become a bit overdone.

The once-trendy Taichung Rainbow Village. (Photo/Taichung City Government)

3.Painted village
 
Since the fame of Taichung Rainbow Village, numerous painted villages of all sizes have sprung up across Taiwan, featuring everything from animals and flowers to original characters—popular backdrops for visitors, but no longer unique.

The Miscanthus grass scenery at Sanjiao Dingpu Mountain is full of autumn charm and a must-have IG shot for the hipster crowd. (Photo/quan_0819)

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