By Spotting Places / Compiled and reported
Recently, as the weather has turned cooler and autumn has deepened, flowers and trees have begun to change colors. Many parks in Taichung have planted the "Taiwanese rain tree," and in autumn, their branches burst into brilliant golden blooms—absolutely stunning.
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A vast field of golden Taiwanese rain trees blooms at Taichung’s Fengle Park. (Photo / Taichung City - the same applies to the following)
The golden flower seas of the Taiwanese rain tree can be enjoyed at multiple parks in Taichung, such as Fengle Sculpture Park and Wenxin Forest Park, as well as along streets lined with these trees on Wenxin South 7th Road, Taiyuan Road, and Mayuantou Creek. Meanwhile, Banershan Park in Beitun District and Health Park in the Southern District showcase the beautiful blossoms of the beauty tree.
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The row of golden rain trees at Taichung’s Dazhi Park is truly a sight to behold.
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The Taiwanese rain trees in Wenxin Forest Park are in full bloom.
The Taiwanese rain tree is native to Taiwan. It is wind-resistant, drought-tolerant, and deep-rooted. In late summer and early autumn, it bursts into small golden flowers, which later turn red—offering an entirely different kind of scenic beauty.
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Beitun Children’s Park also offers a limited-time autumn golden flower sea.
Towering trees paired with golden blooms form an avenue that feels like stepping into a foreign land. Don’t miss this limited-time early-autumn beauty if you’re looking to take some stunning photos.