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Last updated 2026-09-25 — As winter fades and spring arrives, though Taiwan still carries a chill, the entire island is gradually filling with the scent of spring. The cherry blossom season is just the prelude to spring. If you want to take in the majestic view of rolling green mountains and the natural beauty of blooming flowers, then the “Spring Feast” launched by National Taiwan University’s Mountain Experimental Farm on the 15th is the perfect place for a spring outing.

▲Cherry blossoms are in bloom at Meifeng Farm!Set against the red cabins nestled in the forest, it feels like stepping into a hidden paradise!This is Meifeng Plaza, rich in natural ecological landscapes!This year’s “Spring Feast” will begin on the 15th!(Photo/Courtesy ofNational Taiwan University Mountain Experimental Farm’s Facebook page, the same applies below)

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As winter fades and spring arrives, though Taiwan still carries a chill, the entire island is gradually filling with the scent of spring. The cherry blossom season is just the prelude to spring. If you want to take in the majestic view of rolling green mountains and the natural beauty of blooming flowers, then the “Spring Feast” launched by National Taiwan University’s Meifeng Farm on the 15th is the perfect place for a spring outing.

Away from the hustle and bustle of the city, National Taiwan University’s Meifeng Farm, located in the mountainous region of Nantou County, is the main site of the university’s Mountain Experimental Farm. Situated at an altitude of 2,100 meters, the farm experiences distinct seasons. Thanks to its prime location, this farm, blessed with natural forests and ecological resources, is home to hundreds of species of flowers and plants, and offers views of misty mountain ranges.

▲At first glance, it might look like a bunch of grapes, but it’s actually a hyacinth!That’s why it’s called the “grape hyacinth.” Such beautiful scenery can only be found at Meifeng Farm.

The “Spring Feast,” which has been held for 12 consecutive years, begins on the 15th as scheduled. National Taiwan University’s Meifeng Farm says the “Taiwan Pleione Area,” showcasing the farm’s exclusive variety found nowhere else in the world, the temperate flower area featuring tulips and ranunculus, and the “Peach Blossom Corridor” composed of over 30 varieties of peach blossoms are all must-sees, bursting with vitality everywhere.

The “Spring Feast” runs for 16 days from the 15th to the 30th. The farm is divided into five major zones, with guides stationed at fixed points to provide commentary. Tickets must be purchased in advance at the Cuifeng Branch (17.5 km on Provincial Highway 14A) before entering the park. Since Meifeng Farm only opens to ticketed visitors during this period each year, and requires reservations for eco-experience camps at other times, if you’ve already enjoyed the beauty of cherry blossoms, consider coming here to experience the vibrant fun of spring with flowers in full bloom.

Details about the “Spring Feast” at National Taiwan University’s Meifeng Farm can be found on theofficial event websiteor theNational Taiwan University Mountain Experimental Farm’s Facebook page.

▲The % disease-hitting glue jacket ministry can ride low to experience bath?Of the charm of your “rate one? Rui? Report on the picture), and the stretching “peach blossom corridor” (below), are must-see spots at Meifeng Farm.

2014 National Taiwan University Meifeng Farm “Spring Feast”
Date:March 15 to 30
Opening hours:8:30 AM to 3:30 PM (must exit by 4:50 PM)
Ticket purchase location:Cuifeng Branch (17.5 km on Provincial Highway 14A), ticket sales until 3:00 PM
Ticket price:General admission:NT$350;Senior admission:NT$200 (for those aged 65 and above)

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