Explore Tianwei’s Garden Highway: A Fun One-Day Town Getaway

By MOOK Scenic Spots Family / Compiled Report
 
Tianwei Garden Highway is Taiwan’s largest hub for flowers, trees, and potted plants, often hailed as the “Hometown of Flowers.” The park spans 341 hectares, with chrysanthemum fields alone covering 120 hectares. From October to December each year, flower farmers use electric lighting to delay blooming, making the nighttime chrysanthemum fields bright as day, resembling a city that never sleeps. This weekend, take your family for a stroll in Tianwei!

When visiting Tianwei Garden Highway to admire the flowers, one of the most popular activities is cycling through the rural sea of blooms, weaving through the once intricate network of country paths. This leisurely and relaxed feeling—fearlessly getting lost while riding a tricycle, freely exploring Tianwei’s beautiful floral lanes—is definitely a fantastic travel experience.

The Rural Cactus Garden not only features cute and healing small cactus potted plants but also many large cacti, offering photo opportunities with a uniquely American desert-style vibe.
 
Address: No. 17, Lane 347, Section 1, Minsheng Road, Tianwei Township, Changhua County

Located in Tianwei Township, Changhua’s Flower Fields, Huifeng Horticulture cultivates a variety of vibrant bougainvilleas in red, white, pink, and peach. The entire garden area is enveloped in brilliant peach pink hues. Though the garden isn’t large, stepping inside gives the illusion of entering a maze-like garden, like a hidden secret garden.
 
Address: No. 477, Section 1, Minzu Road, Tianwei Township, Changhua County

Hidden within the rural lanes of Changhua, there lies a sea of iris flowers. The bright and colorful little blooms bring a sense of comfort and ease. Nestled within this flower field is a countryside-style inn and homestay, “Traveler’s Hut ShuSu.”
 
Address: No. 304, Section 1, Pinghe Road, Tianwei Township, Changhua County