By MOOK Travel Editorial Team
The Chiayi “High Heel Church,” which has quickly become a popular attraction in southern Taiwan since its completion, officially received Guinness World Records certification in June as the “largest building in the shape of a shoe.” Meanwhile, the Yunlin, Chiayi, and Tainan Area Administration held nighttime lightings on July 22 and 23, along with folk music concerts and street performances, aiming to showcase the church’s unique charm in both daytime and evening settings.
The High Heel Church held nighttime lightings on July 22 and 23. (Image source: Yunlin, Chiayi, and Tainan National Scenic Area Administration)
Showcasing the different moods of the High Heel Wedding Church between day and night. (Image source: Yunlin, Chiayi, and Tainan National Scenic Area Administration)
The nighttime illumination of the High Heel Wedding Church uses a total of 14 sets of LED lights cycling through eight colors, with each cycle lasting 11 minutes. Nighttime lighting ceremonies were held on July 22 and 23, and will continue weekly on Friday and Saturday evenings to create a romantic atmosphere unique to the High Heel Church at night.
Officially received Guinness World Records certification in June as the “largest building in the shape of a shoe.” (Image source: Yunlin, Chiayi, and Tainan National Scenic Area Administration)
The High Heel Church quickly became a popular destination in southern Taiwan after its completion. (Image source: Yunlin, Chiayi, and Tainan National Scenic Area Administration)
On Mid-Autumn Festival, the High Heel Church also opens for nighttime entry and has planned a picnic area on the lawn for visitors to enjoy the moon while admiring the colorful lights of the church, promising a brand-new visual experience for all.