By MOOK Scenic Spots Editorial Team
Taiwan is seeing a growing number of fairy tale-themed attractions that offer not only a fantastical ambiance but also a taste of European exoticism. Here’s a roundup of four mushroom house-style attractions across the island. Apart from being great for photos and social media, some even let you stay overnight—making them truly unique.
Zhudong Animation Park Mushroom House (Photo / Zhudong Animation Park)
1. Hsinchu – Zhudong Animation Park
Themed around anime, Zhudong Animation Park is a popular tourist spot in Hsinchu’s Neiwan area. In addition to hosting various limited-time comic-themed events, the park features numerous picturesque installations. Among the highlights is the eye-catching mushroom house, surrounded by flower fields and art installations—blending anime and European styles.
Address: No. 196, Donglin Rd., Jilin Village, Zhudong Township, Hsinchu County
Business Hours: 9:30 AM – 6:00 PM
Zhudong Animation Park (Photo / Zhudong Animation Park)
2. Miaoli – Nanzhuang Sovila Manor
Nestled against the mountains, Nanzhuang’s Sovila Manor is a popular scenic restaurant, resembling a romantic garden embraced by forested hills. With sweeping mountain views and fairytale-like wooden architecture, it attracts many visitors. The newly built mushroom house-style guesthouses feature duplex designs, making guests feel as if they’ve stepped into a fairy tale world.
Address: No. 92, Siwan, Tienmei Village, Nanzhuang Township, Miaoli County (16th Neighborhood)
Business Hours: Weekdays 9:30 AM – 7:00 PM / Weekends 9:30 AM – 8:00 PM
Sovila Manor (Photo provided by cd20522)
Sovila Manor (Photo / Nanzhuang Sovila Manor)
3. Taichung – Paper King Creative Park
The ultra-healing large mushroom installation crafted from steel sculptures lights up vibrantly at night, located in Taichung’s Dakeng area. Paper King, which has been dedicated to paper art development and design for over two decades, holds more than a hundred patented designs. The park carries on Paper King’s creativity and vision, showcasing the limitless possibilities of paper.
The Box Mushroom Town in Dakeng’s Paper King Creative Park features a super-healing large mushroom installation crafted from steel sculptures (Photo provided by Dribs & Drabs)
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