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Discover the Urban Plum Blossom Scenes: Five Plum-Blossom Parks in the City

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Last updated 2026-09-24 — These past two weeks have seen the plum blossom season gradually drawing to a close. Yet, the plum blossoms at Taipei’s Rongxing Garden Park, Shilin Official Residence Park, and Yat-sen Park seem to be taking turns, bravely blooming all over the parks despite the cold winter. The white blossoms dotting the branches sway gracefully in the wind, ...

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These past two weeks have seen the plum blossom season gradually drawing to a close. Yet, the plum blossoms at Taipei’s Rongxing Garden Park, Shilin Official Residence Park, and Yat-sen Park seem to be taking turns, bravely blooming all over the parks despite the cold winter. The white blossoms dotting the branches sway gracefully in the wind, while fallen petals flutter down from the trees in the breeze, creating a romantic scene like snowfall. The fragrance is captivating, so seize the chance to enjoy the refreshing scent of plum blossoms. Hurry and come experience the freshness and beauty of plum blossoms while you still can.

Zhicheng Park in Shilin District. (Image source / Taipei City Parks Department)

Plum blossoms are among the few plants that bloom in winter, typically flowering from the end of December to the end of January each year. Their blooming period lasts only about 10 to 25 days. After the flowers fade in early spring, they are replaced by lush green fruits hanging from the branches, echoing the vibrancy of spring. To catch the best time for plum blossom viewing without traveling far, Taipei has plenty of plum blossoms to offer. We recommend several great spots. For those who want to admire the beautiful plum blossoms reflected in water scenes, head to Rongxing Garden Park and experience nature’s most exquisite dialogue. The plum blossoms at Minsheng Park are “beauty-level,” with their slightly tender green hues making the blossoms no less stunning. The dense planting also makes you look forward to next year’s full bloom. If you enjoy walking under a plum blossom forest to feel the ambiance of “searching for plum blossoms in the snow,” don’t miss the nearly 150 plum trees scattered throughout the Rose Garden of Shilin Official Residence Park and along Section 5, Zhongshan North Road, Lane 460, as well as those at Zhicheng Park. Strolling through these areas, you’ll be surrounded by plum blossoms on both sides—an exquisite backdrop that makes for noble and fragrant photo opportunities.

Yat-sen Park. (Image source / Taipei City Parks Department)

Minsheng Park. (Image source / Taipei City Parks Department)

Beyond its delicate fragrance, the white plum blossoms in Yat-sen Park also exude an antique charm. Accompanied by the faint sweetness of floral nectar wafting in the breeze, they refresh the mind and spirit. Falling petals drift like snowflakes, deeply captivating the eye and making it hard to tear yourself away.

Plum blossoms in full bloom at Shilin Official Residence. (Image source / Taipei City Parks Department)

With the “plum” scenery right before you, seize the last days of the blooming season for a romantic encounter. Miss it, and you’ll have to wait another year. To capture beautiful memories with the plum blossoms, it is recommended to take photos either before 10 a.m. or between 3 and 5 p.m., when the slanting sunlight highlights the soft white of the blossoms. Everyone is invited to visit in person to enjoy the intoxicating fragrance of plum blossoms and make the most of this wonderful “plum” scenery.

Rongxing Garden Park. (Image source / Taipei City Parks Department)

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