Top 3 Must-Visit Spots for Tulip Viewing Across Taiwan: A Colorful and Romantic Bloom

▲ Taiwan’s tulip season has arrived, and visitors can head out on weekends to admire the blooms and witness the beauty of the “queen of flowers.” (Photo / Screenshot fromPeach Blossom ValleyFacebook page)

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Recently, Taiwan has entered its flower-viewing season, with plum blossoms, tung blossoms, and a few cherry blossoms all blooming in competition. Meanwhile, tulips—dubbed the “magic flower” by Europeans—have quietly begun to blossom as well. Taiwan’s tulip season typically runs from late December to late March. Well-known tulip viewing spots such as Peach Blossom Valley, Zhongshe Sightseeing Flower Market, and Shanlinxi in Nantou are all displaying vibrant seas of tulips for visitors to enjoy.

Tulips are the national flowers of the Netherlands and Turkey, and are known as the “queen of flowers” due to their delicate form and stunning colors. Taiwan commonly sees tulips in pink, red, purple, yellow-white, and orange hues. Since ancient times, they have attracted many horticulturists to breed new varieties, with some even going bankrupt just for these rare bulbs. Their magical allure has led Europeans to call tulips the “magic flower.”

▲ Peach Blossom Valley boasts hundreds of thousands of tulips, and when they’re all in full bloom, the sea of flowers is truly spectacular. (Photo / Screenshot fromPeach Blossom ValleyFacebook page)

Peach Blossom Valley
Known as the “hometown of tulips in Taiwan,” Peach Blossom Valley is the largest private garden in northern Taiwan and claims to be the earliest place in the world where tulips bloom. Located in Fuxing Township, Taoyuan County, the garden features hundreds of thousands of tulips in an awe-inspiring display.

Address: No. 1-8, Lane 5, Shanggao?, Changxing Village, Fuxing Township, Taoyuan County
Phone: 03-3822661
Ticket Info: Regular admission NT$350, student ticket NT$280, discounted ticket NT$240 (children aged 6–11, seniors over 65, and children under 6 enter free)

▲ Zhongshe Sightseeing Flower Market has entered its tulip season, welcoming visitors to admire the beautiful blooms. (Photo / Screenshot fromZhongshe Sightseeing Flower Market – Official WebsiteFacebook page)

Zhongshe Sightseeing Flower Market
Zhongshe Sightseeing Flower Market is a must-visit spot for flower enthusiasts in central Taiwan, offering a wide variety of blooms. The tulip season here runs from January to March, covering an area of about 6 hectares. The sea of tulips alongside the windmill structures creates a strong Dutch ambiance.

Address: No. 469-13, Sanfeng Road, Houli District, Taichung City
Phone: 04-2557-6926
Ticket Info: Regular admission NT$150 (for junior high school students and above), concession ticket NT$100 (for children aged 3–12, seniors over 65, and people with disabilities)

▲ Tulips in the Shanlinxi area have begun to bloom, filling the landscape with a festive red hue. (Photo / Screenshot fromLove ShanlinxiFacebook page)

Shanlinxi Forest Ecological Resort
The Shanlinxi Forest Ecological Resort in Nantou County is famous for its rich natural ecological scenery. The tulip season here runs from early January to the end of February, with red and red-and-white tulips intermingling to add a festive touch to the New Year.

Address: No. 6, Xishan Road, Daran Li, Zhushan Township, Nantou County
Phone: 049-261-1217
Ticket information: Regular admission 250 TWD, concessionary ticket 200 TWD (for military, police, and those in high school or below), special access ticket (for seniors aged 65 and above and people with disabilities)