Enchanting Tree Seas That Heal the Soul – 5 Natural Forest Roads Perfect for Photography

By / Scenic Spots Expert Jun, compiled and reported
 
Enchanting tree sea scenery gives a healing feeling. Here we’ve gathered various natural tree sea landscapes. Even when the blooming season is nearing its end and petals are falling, you can still capture different moods using various photography techniques.

Chiayi Shixian Road
On the median strip between Section 2 and Section 3 of Shixian Road in Chiayi City, there are over a thousand mahogany trees planted. Usually shaded by lush greenery, they create a magical atmosphere. When spring and summer arrive, a large number of fallen leaves carpet the sidewalks, resembling a beautiful autumnal scene. Coupled with the several-hundred-meter-long depth-of-field road, it has become an offbeat photography spot for enthusiasts.
 
Location: Median strip between Section 2 and Section 3 of Shixian Road, West District, Chiayi City

Changhua Erlin Kapok Flower Avenue
Located by the Dongluo River in Changhua, there is an extraordinarily beautiful fiery red kapok flower avenue. When in full bloom, the kapok trees look as romantic as a painting and are a must-visit photo spot for photography lovers in spring. The 2-kilometer-long orange-red kapok corridor can be used as a tunnel-like backdrop created by the interwoven crimson blooms.
 
Address: Huaxiang Li, Erlin Township, Changhua County

Taichung Ziqi Park
Ziqi Park in Taichung is known as one of the most beautiful parks in Taiwan. It is planted with a large number of golden shower trees, which turn the entire park into a bright golden expanse every March. At night, under the illumination of lights and moonlight, the park shines brilliantly and vibrantly. Although the blooming season is nearing its end, the sight of falling flowers can still be used to capture a beautiful autumnal ambiance.

Address: No. 418, Ziqi Road, Beitun District, Taichung City

Changhua Dajhu Stream Baseball and Softball Field
The Dajhu Stream Baseball and Softball Field features a hidden gem of chinaberry blossoms. These light purple flowers bloom every year from March to April, gradually covering the treetops like a blanket of snow. When in full bloom, they emit a faint, elegant fragrance. When photographing, you can sit under the trees as a gentle breeze blows and a few petals fall, capturing an idol-drama-like, incredibly picturesque moment — every shot feels full of mood.
 
Address: No. 55-2, Section 2, Sheng’an Road, Changhua City, Changhua County