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The More Beautiful as Night Falls: Top 6 Urban Night Photography Spots in Taiwan

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Last updated 2026-09-24 — The city lights at night always shine brilliantly and catch the eye, with each glow representing traces of people's lives. Compared to the usual starry skies in forests and mountains, urban night scenes hold an indescribable charm for many. Below is a list...

By the editorial team of MOOK Scenic Spots Family Travel Network
 
The city lights at night always shine brilliantly and catch the eye, with each glow representing traces of people's lives. Compared to the usual starry skies in forests and mountains, urban night scenes hold an indescribable charm for many. Below is a list of the six most beloved urban night photography spots among Taiwanese, so pick a night and go take some photos yourself.

A bird’s-eye view of Taiwan’s illuminated landscape presents a breathtaking sight. (Image source / NASA)

● Chimei Museum
Resembling a European palace, the Chimei Museum offers the feel of being in Europe without leaving the country, making it a hot topic attraction in recent years. The museum building is imposing during the day; when lit up at night, it adds an extra touch of romance.

The Chimei Museum was one of Taiwan’s most popular attractions in 2015. (Image source / Chimei Museum)

The illuminated Chimei Museum reflected on the water presents two uniquely beautiful facets. (Image source / Chimei Museum)

● New Taipei City Christmasland
Every year, New Taipei Christmasland attracts thousands of visitors. In addition to the sparkling Christmas lights adorning the streets of New Taipei City, this year also introduced “the world’s only 360-degree 3D projection Christmas tree,” utilizing top-tier projection technology to create a stunning tree. The event runs from November 20 to January 3, 2016—don’t miss your chance to capture the magic.

This year, the “360-degree 3D projection Christmas tree” wowed everyone. (Image source / New Taipei Visitors)

The event runs from November 20 to January 3, 2016—don’t miss your chance to capture the magic. (Image source / New Taipei Visitors)

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