By / Scenic Spots Home (compiled report)
As the weather turns cooler, catch the tail end of autumn—November is the season for chrysanthemums, when their pure white and bright yellow blooms sway in the wind. Their delicate, dainty appearance is both adorable and enchanting.
November is the peak blooming season for chrysanthemums. (Photo / miss9290)
Standing in the midst of the snow-white chrysanthemum sea makes for incredibly ethereal photos. The snow-white flowers and fresh green leaves intertwine to create a naturally fresh and beautiful scene.
You can also spot adorable elderly women bustling about within the chrysanthemum fields. (Photo / chinling_kuo)
In Taiwan, chrysanthemums come not only in white but also in yellow and purple, all with pale yellow centers—charming and lovely. Vast expanses of chrysanthemum blooms look from afar like flower blankets blanketed in snow, a breathtaking sight.
Charming yellow-and-white chrysanthemums. (Photo / chinling_kuo)
This mesmerizing chrysanthemum sea is located in Tongluo, Miaoli, where the late autumn and early winter bring a “chrysanthemum snowfall” each year, attracting many visitors to Tongluo to admire the flowers.
The chrysanthemums in Tongluo, Miaoli, are in full bloom, creating a romantic and lovely floral landscape. (Photo / llldadalll)
This year, Tongluo Township has combined two major autumn harvest crops—chrysanthemums and taro—as the theme for an event, inviting travelers to admire the beautiful chrysanthemums and enjoy delicious taro.
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