By MOOK Scenic Spots Family Travel Lifestyle Network Editorial Team
As Christmas draws near, Christmas trees have been set up across Taiwan, adorned with charming festive lights, creating a warm and delightful holiday atmosphere. In addition, Christmas events in areas including New Taipei, Tainan, Pingtung, and Taichung are kicking off. Let’s take a look at some must-visit Christmas spots.
Christmas events are underway across Taiwan. (Photo credit / New Taipei Traveler)
● Xinyi Commercial District (Nov 19, 2015 – Jan 3, 2016)
Taipei’s Xinyi District is already brimming with a romantic and heartwarming festive vibe. The Uni-President Group has launched the “Love. Sharing” Christmas series with love and sharing as its theme, creating interactive themed light zones and decorative light displays full of Christmas spirit at places like Taipei Hankyu Mitsukoshi Aeon Mall. There is also a massive 10-meter-tall Christmas tree. From now until January 3, 2016, you can come to Xinyi to soak up the rich Christmas atmosphere.
The 10-meter-tall purple Christmas main tree, Purple Wish. (Photo / MOOK Scenic Spots Family, Zhang Yingying)
Brilliantly colorful Christmas trees and reindeer light decorations adorn the streets of Xinyi. (Photo / MOOK Scenic Spots Family, Zhang Yingying)
● New Taipei City Happy Christmas Town (Nov 21, 2015 – Jan 3, 2016)
The 2015 New Taipei City Happy Christmas Town runs from November 20 through January 3, 2016, featuring 45 consecutive days of events. This year’s Christmas Town has invited world-class teams to create the world’s only 360-degree 3D light雕塑 Christmas tree. It also includes six major highlights led by Adventure Time characters Finn and Jake. Additionally, every night from 5:30 PM to 10:00 PM, a spectacular Christmas Tree Fantasy Main Light Show is performed every half hour, combining architecture, animation, 3D technology, and music, filling the site with creativity and imagination.
The sparkling light decorations shine bright like stars. (Photo credit / New Taipei Traveler)
Angel Boulevard. (Photo credit / New Taipei Traveler)
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