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Promise a girl a dream wedding! Top 10 Most Romantic Churches in Taiwan

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Last updated 2026-09-25 — No need to go abroad — Taiwan has super romantic churches too! Getting married or taking wedding photos in a beautiful church is a common dream for all girls. According to a report by Daily View, here are the top 10 most romantic churches in Taiwan. It turns out that these pure and picturesque churches are much closer than you think. Let's take a look at where these 10 stunning churches are located.

▲ Beimen Crystal Church (Photo / Provided by the Tainan-Chiayi-Tainan Area Tourism Bureau)

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No need to go abroad — Taiwan has super romantic churches too! Getting married or taking wedding photos in a beautiful church is a common dream for all girls. Whether it’s Guam’s Crystal Chapel, or any of those well-known overseas churches, many people imagine a serene and romantic wedding. But in reality, travel and expenses might not be so easy, and not everyone can afford to fly abroad. Who says you can’t find a similarly dreamy chapel right here? According to a report from Daily View Network Temperature Gauge, the top 10 most romantic churches in Taiwan are actually much closer than you think. Let’s explore where these 10 stunning churches are located.A report from Daily View showcases the top 10 most romantic churches in Taiwan. It turns out that these pure and beautiful churches are much closer than we thought. Let’s take a look at where these 10 stunning chapels are located.

1. Beimen White Crystal Church
Topping the list is the Crystal Church at the Beimen Visitor Center, which has been super popular in the Tainan area in recent years. Its design is inspired by Guam’s Church of the Sea. With its minimalist, all-white exterior, it exudes a strong exotic vibe, and its reflection on the water surface adds to the ethereal beauty. This dreamlike setting has attracted many couples to take wedding photos here, creating unforgettable romantic memories. In addition to the main church, the surrounding area also features other scenic spots, such as European-style painted walls and a Mediterranean-style bell tower, making it a carefully crafted wedding photo destination in the Beimen region.

▲ Paper Dome Church. (Photo / Reposted fromPaper DomeOfficial Fan Page)

2. Puli Paper Dome Church
Located in Puli, this beautiful paper church has an interesting backstory. The structure, designed to be easily dismantled and relocated, first appeared in Japan after the Kobe earthquake, where it helped comfort many people during a difficult time. Carrying that enduring spirit, it crossed the ocean to Puli’s Taomi Village, which was severely affected by the 921 Earthquake. It brought warmth to Taiwan. Today, it is not only a famous tourist attraction and a popular spot for couples taking wedding photos, but also a symbol of friendship between Taiwan and Japan, as well as the resilient spirit of the Taomi community.

▲Luce Memorial Chapel. (Photo / Taken by Intern Reporter Xiao Yunqiao)

3. Tunghai University Luce Memorial Chapel
Located in the center of Tunghai University in Taichung, the Luce Memorial Chapel was donated by Henry Luce, the founder of Time magazine, in memory of his father. In fact, apart from the chapel, he also contributed funds to many other constructions within Tunghai University, making significant contributions to the school. The Luce Chapel, surrounded by vast lawns, sits right in the heart of Tunghai University and has its own independent space on campus. Its appearance resembles an equilateral triangle. In the past, when the trees were not so dense, the cross atop the chapel could be seen from various spots on campus, watching over Tunghai’s students.

▲ Shangri-La Eternal Water Chapel in Yilan Dongshan River. (Photo / Screenshot fromOfficial Website)

4. Shangri-La Eternal Water Chapel
The Eternal Water Chapel, conceived by a local designer in Yilan and taking nearly two years to complete, is located at the Shangri-La Dongshan River Resort Hotel in Yilan. Its most distinctive feature is that “the church is in the middle of the water,” creating an incredibly dreamy and romantic atmosphere. It became a popular choice for weddings, coinciding with the marriage boom during Taiwan’s centennial year. Walking through the long corridor that connects the shore to the church, the romantic wedding bell gently tolls as the newlyweds slowly emerge from the pure white, Greek-style chapel under the blessings of their loved ones. What better word is there than “romantic”?

▲ Taoyuan Crystal Chapel. (Photo / Reposted fromTaoyuan AffairsOfficial Fan Page)

5. Taoyuan Crystal Chapel
Hidden within the Aero City Hotel, which is super close to Taoyuan Airport, is a romantic and stunning crystal chapel standing 10 meters high. With its large transparent glass panels, the light streaming through gives off a strong Guam-chapel vibe, making it one of the more popular romantic churches among couples in recent years.

▲Tamshui Church. (Photo / Provided by New Taipei City Tamshui Historic Site Museum)

6. Tamshui Church
Located in the Tamshui Church, a city-designated historic site in New Taipei City, it is just a 15-minute walk from Tamshui MRT Station, making it very convenient to reach. This foreign-style red brick building, designed in a faux-Gothic style, has a unique charm. Inside, it houses a century-old vintage organ. In addition to being a favorite spot for couples taking wedding photos, it has also been used as a filming location for movies.

▲ A white church in the mountains of Yujing. (Photo /Shadow)

7. White Church
When it comes to Yujing in Tainan, aside from mangoes, the White Church has become an extremely popular tourist attraction in recent years after its completion, drawing crowds from all over Taiwan and clogging the roads. Since last October, it has also switched from being free to requiring an entrance ticket. After driving along a long stretch of industrial road, you’ll arrive at the site of the White Church. In addition to the pure, dreamy white church, there are also several restaurants and villas nearby, creating an isolated, resort-like atmosphere that’s perfect for a getaway—no wonder it’s a top choice for newlyweds.

▲ Kikuo Pai Old Church. (Photo / Screenshot fromWikipedia, copyright Jas 8f)

8. Kikuo Pai Old Church
Hidden in the mountains of Fuxing District, Taoyuan, the Kikuo Pai Old Church was originally built by the Atayal ancestors using bamboo and wood. By 1963, the church had become unusable, so local indigenous believers gathered stones from a nearby stream to rebuild it. Each stone was uniquely crafted by artisans, resulting in this rustic yet beautiful European-style chapel.

▲ Kaohsiung’s Our Lady of the Rosary Cathedral. (Photo /Purple Smile)

9. Our Lady of the Rosary Basilica Cathedral
Located by the Love River in Kaohsiung, the Rosary Cathedral is the first church established by the Catholic Church in Taiwan. Recognized as a historic building, the cathedral features Gothic and Romanesque spire designs. Its towering central spire, paired with smaller side turrets, is complemented by the “Our Lady of the Rosary” statue at the front, which was brought from Spain’s La Rioja region and is over 140 years old—truly steeped in history.

▲ Fullness Church. (Photo / Intern Reporter Xiao Yunqiao)

10. Fullness Church
Situated in Wufeng, Taichung, the Fullness Church exudes a romantic, exotic atmosphere—it was even a filming location for the idol drama “Go Princess Go.” The main structure is a Catholic church that blends Gothic, Ancient Roman, Rococo, and Baroque architectural styles. In front, there's a fountain and a spacious European-style garden, making you feel like you’re abroad—truly romantic.

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