See bobo grass without flying to Japan – Taiwan’s Q-version broomcorn must-see in autumn

By / Scenic Spots Home compiled report
 
Japanese bobo grass is a breathtaking sight that many travelers specifically visit to admire. Not only are the round, bouncy broomcorn balls incredibly cute, but they also change color with the seasons, capturing different beautiful scenes. In Tianwei, Changhua, there is also a large expanse of circular plants that closely resemble bobo grass, attracting many visitors.

The spherical plants are spaced out like bobo grass, forming a vast and lovely scenic view. They look just like little green tea-flavored mochi ice cream balls, their healing appearance lifting travelers’ moods as they rush to capture this rare and beautiful scene.

This Tianwei-style bobo grass is located near the Zhongzheng Road Section 2 turning onto Tianren Road, close to Tianwei Highway Garden. Many people come here to visit the Rural Cactus Garden and unexpectedly discover this sea of green tea mochi-like beauty while passing through.