
▲ The Yangmingshan Flower Festival is gearing up for its final grand climax: the blooming season of Yoshino cherry blossoms and daffodils. (Photo / Courtesy of Yangmingshan Flower Festival Facebook)
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From January 29 to March 9, it’s the annual Yangmingshan Flower Festival. This year’s festival, themed “The Blooming Spring,” showcases stunning floral displays across various themed spots in Yangmingshan Park. The entire area also features nearly 3,200 cherry blossom trees of various kinds, which will bloom in relay over time.
According to the Park Administration, the Showa cherry blossoms near the fountain are currently in full bloom. Meanwhile, two major highlights of the flower season — the “Explosive Bloom of Yoshino Cherry Blossoms” and the “White Daffodil Field,” where over 8,000 daffodils bloom simultaneously — are about 50–60% in bloom.They are expected to reach their peak between February 22 and 28..

As the season progresses, the area will become even more captivating, with flowers becoming the defining highlight of the season. (Image / Provided by the Yangmingshan Flower Festival)
Additionally, the Park Administration pointed out that Yoshino cherry blossoms are mainly located in front of the Visitor Service Center, on the lawn opposite the fountain, and along the trail from Section 1 of Hushan Road to Yangmingshan Park. The “White Daffodil Field” is situated along the route from the Yangmingshan Bus Terminal to Yangmingshan Park (Section 1 of Hushan Road).
For those planning to visit and enjoy the flowers, the Park Administration is offering a free admission event at Zhongshan Hall on February 28. There will be a park guided tour and commentary service from 9:00 to 10:00 AM, with 300 spots available. From 10:00 to 12:00 AM, the Taipei Chinese Orchestra will perform the “When the Flower Clock Chimes” concert at the Cultural Hall of Zhongshan Hall. Interested individuals can download the registration form from the official Yangmingshan Flower Festival website to sign up.
Regarding traffic control during the flower season, extended restrictions will be in place on Yangde Avenue from January 29 to March 9 on weekends and national holidays lasting two or more consecutive days. The Park Administration recommends using the Tamsui MRT Line to get off at Jiantan Station and transferring to Red 5, or getting off at Xindian Station and transferring to bus 230 to the terminal stop. Other public transportation options include buses 260, holiday leisure buses 109 and 111, and the Flower Season Bus. For more event and transportation information,please visit the official Flower Season website.
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