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Admire the fallen cypress trees at "Jingfang Garden" and stroll through the European-style gardens and pink and purple glass greenhouses.

Published: 2026-11-08 👁 104 views
Last updated 2026-11-08 — Jingfang Garden in Changhua has a dense bald pine forest. The light shines through the trees and the breeze blows. The elegant scenery is like walking on the European lakeside. The green and yellow leaves are intertwined. The autumn atmosphere is stronger. The changing appearance of the bald pine has become a highlight of the place. The recently launched cafe has been transformed into a dream flower house. It is filled with colorful flowers and is decorated with colors. Jingfang Garden, known as "the most beautiful garden in Taiwan", is even more beautiful!

▲Jingfang Garden. (Photo / Vias Travel Notes – Travel and Food Blog)

▲Purple and pink delphinium flowers hang in a European-style flower house, adding a romantic atmosphere.Gassho Village becomes a fairy-tale house (Photo provided by Shirakawa-go Gassho Village)Via's Travel Notes(Image provided)

▲Jingfang Garden. (Photo / Vias Travel Notes – Travel and Food Blog)

▲A mix of orange-red and emerald-green larch trees,Like a landscape painting.Gassho Village becomes a fairy-tale house (Photo provided by Shirakawa-go Gassho Village)Via's Travel Notes(Image provided)

Reporter Guo Xuansuan / Comprehensive Report

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▲Jingfang Garden. (Photo / Vias Travel Notes – Travel and Food Blog)

▲ Colorful European-style cottages set among lush greenery, accented with delicate orchids. Capturing shots from the little attic also offers a unique charm.(Image above /Via's Travel Notes; Image below / IG@reneestyle0412(Image provided)

▲Jingfang Garden.(Photo/IG@reneestyle0412Article authorized from “Shuangshuang’s Ouyo Diary”

The café at the high point offers a vast view, allowing you to see the treetops of the entire bald cypress grove. The pure white exterior wall features a colorful floral staircase, with steps and railings in vibrant, contrasting colors. Looking up along the staircase, the red and purple flowers bloom lively, instantly filling you with anticipation. Inside, a bright, European-style cottage is nestled among the trees, accompanied by elegantly subtle orchids. Visitors flock to take photos of this delightful hidden spot.

▲Jingfang Garden.(Photo/IG@reneestyle0412Article authorized from “Shuangshuang’s Ouyo Diary”

▲The colorful flower staircase is also a must-photograph spot.(Photo/IG@reneestyle0412Article authorized from “Shuangshuang’s Ouyo Diary”

But don’t forget, the charming flower room view on the second floor is what has captured the hearts of many girls. At first glance, pinkish-purple dolphin grass hangs from the ceiling, green potted trees and little flowers can be seen everywhere. The overall manor style is fresh and adorable. Wooden windows and transparent ceilings allow sunlight to pour in easily, creating a bright and elegant European-style decorative ambiance. It’s a delightful place to be, as if transformed into a fairy from a fairy tale—every photo turns out beautifully.

▲Jingfang Garden.(Photo/IG@yoyoirisyoArticle authorized from “Shuangshuang’s Ouyo Diary”

▲The dreamy flower room gives the illusion of being in a fairy-tale world.(Photo/IG@yoyoirisyoArticle authorized from “Shuangshuang’s Ouyo Diary”

Jingfang Garden
Address: No. 73, Zhangcuo Lane, Dalian Village, Tianwei Township, Changhua County
Phone: 04 822 3535
Latest information and updates on the status of the swamp cypress trees will be posted irregularly—please check Facebook.

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