Who says Changhua isn’t fun? Top 10 most Instagrammed spots in Changhua

By the MOOK Scenic Spots Editorial Team

Besides its famous gourmet ba-wan and the historic town of Lukang, Changhua has many other worthwhile attractions. In recent years, new unique spots have continuously emerged, drawing visitors eager to explore the area. Here are ten dreamlike spots in Changhua, including colorful architecture, beautiful scenery, and floral landscapes—each a must-visit spot for photos.

Fubao Wetlands

Changhua’s Fubao Wetlands is hailed as a paradise for waterbirds in central Taiwan. It not only features an ecological park integrating humanities, ecology, education, tourism, and leisure, but also combines artistic landscaping with floral beauty. Recently, visitors to Fubao Wetlands can also capture driftwood installation art full of wilderness vibes.

Tree of Kalishan – Holding an Umbrella for Love

Besides the “Tree of Kalishan” in front of the rainbow house, another spot—the “Umbrella Alley”—is equally captivating. Using seven different colors of umbrellas, this otherwise ordinary narrow alley transforms into a dazzling rainbow corridor, offering great photo angles from every direction.

Changhua Qiaoli Porcelain Co., Ltd. – Porcelain Plate Wall

Located in Changhua, Qiaoli Porcelain specializes in selling Japanese-made ceramic goods, offering a wide variety of mugs, coffee cups, and oven-safe porcelain items. With an abundance of ceramics and tableware in numerous styles and designs, one particularly eye-catching feature is the wall of porcelain plates.

Fitzroy Park

Located in Changhua, “Fitzroy Park” is known as Little Melbourne. Designed based on Melbourne’s Fitzroy Park in Australia, it utilizes locally-sourced Changhua flowers and plants to create a lush, green, and blissful garden. Covering an area of 123 hectares—about 4.7 times the size of Taipei’s Da’an Forest Park—it is also the largest park on flat land in Taiwan.