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Last updated 2026-09-25 — Wandering through an old military dependents' village left behind by the tides of history, you’ll discover an incredibly cute girly photo spot. The adorable setting, complete with ball pits and umbrella lights, creates a super photogenic and unique atmosphere. ...

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Wandering through an old military dependents' village left behind by the tides of history, you’ll discover an incredibly cute girly photo spot. The adorable setting, complete with ball pits and umbrella lights, creates a super photogenic and unique atmosphere.

The wooden installations outside the park are super photogenic. (Photo by kate12150000, the same below)

Located in New Taipei City, the Air Force Sanzhong No. 1 Village is the best-preserved Air Force anti-aircraft artillery dependents' village in northern Taiwan.

The old houses in the village are filled with super cute ball pits, using the original bathtubs as photo backdrops.

The village features various AR-guided tours and multimedia screenings, aiming to introduce technology to allow visitors to understand the culture of the dependents' villages in more diverse ways.

There are also super cute umbrella light setups that look great in any photo.

Many corners of the park also feature installations, a children’s play experience room, dependents’ village cuisine, and DIY jewelry-making experiences—so you can have a lot of fun beyond just taking photos.

The park’s various installations offer all kinds of beautiful photo opportunities in one place.

The Air Force Sanzhong No. 1 Village park is very large; it takes at least two hours to explore it all, not including time for photos.

A super dreamy umbrella light setup.

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