Not just pink cherry blossoms and golden jacarandas bursting into bloom!

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Yilan
This fairy-tale-like secret cherry blossom spot is located in Datong Township, Yilan County, also known as Yilan’s backyard—the Qilan Mountain area. The park is planted with 3,000 double-flowered cherry trees. Every year, when late winter turns to early spring, the sight of fully bloomed cherry blossoms is truly captivating.
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Taipei
Pink cherry blossoms and romantic wisteria bloom in succession. At Dongfang Temple on Yangmingshan, when spring arrives, a profusion of pale pink Yoshino cherry blossoms blooms abundantly, giving visitors the illusion of being in Japan during cherry blossom season.
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Taipei
No need to take a train to the Huatung Valley. Under the Wanshou Bridge in Wenshan District, Taipei City, there is also a rapeseed flower sea to admire. With over a thousand square meters of golden-yellow blooms set against the blue sky, the view is breathtaking.
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New Taipei
It’s currently flower season, with various flower seas continuously blooming. Not only are pink cherry blossoms loved by travelers, but there is also the largest magnolia garden in Taiwan located at Maple Lake in Tamsui, New Taipei. The pink flower sea bursts into bloom in an explosive display, creating a more dreamy and beautiful scene than the cherry blossoms.
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