New Year's Eve Attraction Proposal: Seven Sunrise Spots

By MOOK HowToTrip Editorial Team

As New Year's Eve arrives, most itinerary choices typically include watching fireworks displays or attending concerts, and many people have already begun planning their New Year’s Eve plans. This time, HowToTrip is recommending something a little different — taking you away from the noisy big cities to experience surprising and unforgettable sunrise spots, for a special way to wrap up the year.

1. Greeting the First Light at Golden Dragon Mountain in Sun Moon Lake
Besides enjoying the sunrise by the shores of Sun Moon Lake or along the waterside promenade, you can also hike up Golden Dragon Mountain to admire the interplay of sunlight on the lake and surrounding peaks, connecting the most enchanting scenery of water and mountains.

2. Watching the Sunrise from Alishan’s Datashan Summit
The sunrise at Alishan has always been a favorite among travelers. Witnessing the sunrise amidst forests rich in the history of sacred trees creates a particularly atmospheric experience.

3. Sunrise at Keelung’s Tofu Rock
A naturally exquisite landscape paired with the beauty of dawn, this spot is not only a paradise for photographers but also an excellent place to watch the sunrise. Many people willingly sacrifice sleep just to greet the first light of dawn shining upon this coastal natural wonder.

4. Millennium Sunrise Memorial Park at Tai Ma Li Coast, Taitung
Welcoming the first light every year, eastern Taiwan has always been a must-visit destination for travelers. Located along the Tai Ma Li Coast in Taitung, the Millennium Sunrise Memorial Park offers breathtaking views of the Pacific Ocean and attracts large crowds annually, earning it the nickname “Hometown of the Rising Sun.”