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A new must-photo spot with an arc rainbow installation — don’t miss the nearby maple-viewing hidden gems

Published: 2026-09-25 👁 100 views
Last updated 2026-09-25 — The rainbow arc installation has become a popular photo spot among netizens. In addition to those in Houlong, Miaoli, and Zhonggang Drainage Channel in Xinzhuang, there is another rainbow-themed spot located in front of Xingshi Bridge in Xizhi, which has quickly gained attention as a new hot photography destination. Xingshi Bridge is a romantic haven for couples...

By the MOOK Scenic Spots Editorial Team

The rainbow arc installation has become a popular photo spot among netizens. In addition to those in Houlong, Miaoli, and Zhonggang Drainage Channel in Xinzhuang, there is another rainbow-themed spot located in front of Xingshi Bridge in Xizhi, which has quickly gained attention as a new hot photography destination. Xingshi Bridge is a romantic haven for couples, featuring a large microphone-like structure that lights up vibrantly at night. Paired with the nearby rainbow arc installation, it attracts many visitors for nighttime photos and strolls.

Rainbow arc installation at Xingshi Bridge in Xizhi (Photo provided by hsushen26)

Xingshi Bridge in Xizhi (Photo by New Taipei City Government)

Aside from the rainbow arc near Xingshi Bridge, you can also explore nearby attractions in Xizhi, including the maple-viewing hidden gem “Gongbei Temple,” Xinsan Dream Lake, and Xinsan Hiking Trail. Gongbei Temple is a renowned century-old temple, where its architecture and surroundings blend traditional Chinese design with the historic lanterns from Japan’s Nogi Shrine. In winter, when the maple leaves turn red, visitors can enjoy panoramic views of the surrounding mountains and the ancient bridges and temples.

A historic bridge full of cultural charm at Gongbei Temple (Photo by Xizhi District Office)

Maple viewing on the ancient bridge at Gongbei Temple (Photo by Gongbei Temple)

Lanterns from the Japanese colonial period remaining at Gongbei Temple (Photo by Xizhi District Office)

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