Taipei: Tens of thousands of people packed the plaza outside Taipei City Hall on Wednesday night for the city's annual New Year's Eve countdown, featuring a six-minute fireworks display launched from the iconic Taipei 101 skyscraper. According to Focus Taiwan, the event drew large crowds who gathered to witness the spectacular display that has become a hallmark of Taipei's New Year celebrations. The fireworks lit up the city skyline, offering a dazzling visual treat to the onlookers and marking the beginning of the year 2026 with grandeur. The Taipei 101 skyscraper, known for its distinctive architecture, served as the launch site for the fireworks, adding to the festive atmosphere as the city celebrated the arrival of the new year. The event was part of a series of celebrations held across Taiwan, with Taipei City Hall's plaza being a focal point for residents and visitors alike.
Fireworks Light Up Taipei Skyline as Taiwan Rings in 2026
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