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7,000 square meters of lavender fields are incredibly healing – enter the purple herb garden for free

Published: 2026-11-08 👁 100 views
Last updated 2026-11-08 — Every year from March to May is the lavender season. In addition to the Lavender Forest in Xinshe, Taichung, the lavender at Grace Herb Garden near Mingde Reservoir in Miaoli also blooms splendidly. During the blooming period each year, entry for photos is free...

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Every year from March to May is the lavender season. In addition to the Lavender Forest in Xinshe, Taichung, the lavender at "Grace Herb Garden" near Mingde Reservoir in Miaoli also blooms splendidly. During the blooming period each year, entry for photos is free, allowing you to immerse yourself in the fragrant fields and heal your soul.

The Grace Herb Garden is open for free visits during the annual lavender season from March to May. (Photo / 3more_hi4, same below)

"Grace Herb Garden" covers an area of 7,000 square meters and is planted with 20,000 lavender plants, claiming to be the largest lavender field in Taiwan. The park is divided into three areas: the North Shore Farm, which is open to visitors; the South Shore Farm (not open to the public), where Australian tea trees, rose geraniums, and herb seedlings are grown; and the South Shore Net House, which grows “Yu Nu Mi” tomatoes.

The 7,000-square-meter flower field is filled with the faint scent of lavender.

Until mid-April islavenderpeak blooming season, lasting all the way to the end of May. The entire park is filled with the gentle fragrance of lavender, offering a very healing experience. The vast flower fields are divided into different sections to disperse the crowds, and there are also several landscape installations that make every corner of the park showcase a unique lavender field view.

Take photos with bears and tents, and you can also join the lucky draw event.

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