A 3-kilometer-long sea of cherry blossoms paints the sky   Yunlin County’s longest cherry blossom avenue

▲Yunlin County’s longest cherry blossom avenue is currently in full bloom. (Photo / Provided by Yunlin County Government)

Travel Center / Comprehensive Report

Taiwan has entered cherry blossom season, and the 3-kilometer-long "Indian Cherry Blossom Avenue" in Tuku Community, Yunlin County, is now at its most beautiful moment. Take advantage of the weekend to stroll through the fluttering pink petals and capture the springtime splendor with your camera.

Yunlin County Magistrate Lee Chin-yung stated that the Indian Cherry Blossom Avenue in Tuku Community stretches 3 kilometers in total. Planting began over 70 years ago, with more than 1,000 Indian cherry trees planted along both sides of the road. Thanks to years of careful care by the community, the trees have not only grown well but also bloom beautifully. In recent years, it has become one of Taiwan’s most famous cherry blossom avenues, attracting many visitors every year.

Xu Zehe, chairman of Tuku Community, said that this cherry blossom avenue stretches from Maguang all the way to Peace Street in Tuku Community. The blooming period has now begun, and visitors are welcome to come enjoy the cherry blossoms and embrace spring.