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A spectacular sea of flowers spanning nearly 20,000 square meters—stunning sunflowers that will move you to tears

Published: 2026-09-24 👁 100 views
Last updated 2026-09-24 — In the scorching summer heat, radiant sunflowers are blooming vibrantly. Located in Taoyuan, the Sunnyside Farm covers an area of 18,000 pyeong (approximately 59,400 square meters), making it the largest sunflower-themed farm in northern Taiwan. The sunflower season runs from May to October each year, and the towering blooms create a vast golden ocean of flowers that is truly breathtaking.

By MOOK Scenic Spots Family, compiled and reported
 
In the sweltering summer, radiant sunflowers are blooming vigorously. Situated in Taoyuan, Sunnyside Farm spans 18,000 pyeong and is the largest sunflower-themed farm in northern Taiwan. The sunflower season lasts from May to October annually, with rows of flowers taller than people forming a massive golden-yellow sea—an incredibly magnificent sight.

Strolling through the sunflower fields is utterly romantic. (Photo by arielhu218)

The farm was established by a young graduate from the Department of Horticultural Production Technology at National Pingtung University of Science and Technology. Driven by his passion for horticulture and the land, he founded Sunnyside Farm to grow cut sunflowers and fulfill his dream.

Stunning photos in the sunflower sea are easy to capture. (Photo by Sunnyside Farm, the same below)

The sunflowers are currently in full bloom, with the flowering period lasting until around October. Admission to the park is free.

Breathtakingly beautiful sunflower sea.

In addition to its expansive seasonal flower fields, the farm also offers a brick-oven baking area, outdoor educational activities, DIY experiences, souvenirs, and a themed restaurant.

Sunflowers in full bloom at Sunnyside Farm.

Sunnyside Farm cultivates more than ten varieties of sunflowers. Under the sunlight, the golden sea of blooms makes the farm look like a painting.

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