It feels like stepping into a Dutch landscape painting—tupelo trees turn red along Yunlin’s irrigation channels!

▲The leaves at the Yunlin Agricultural Water Conservancy Cultural Exhibition Hall have changed color, set against golden waterwheels and canals—it looks like you’ve teleported to Amsterdam in the Netherlands. (Photo / provided by a netizen)foodaholic_zhenniPlease do not reproduce the image without permission to avoid copyright infringement.

Travel Center / Comprehensive Report

A cold front has hit, turning all of Taiwan’s tupelo trees bright red in an instant. The Yunlin Agricultural Water Conservancy Cultural Exhibition Hall is a popular mid-Taiwan destination for tupelo viewing. Rows of tupelo trees planted alongside the irrigation channels create a stunning scenery. Recently, netizens captured photos of their leaves changing color, set against golden waterwheels and canals, making it look as if you've been instantly transported to Amsterdam in the Netherlands.

▲The current state of the tupelo trees at the Yunlin Agricultural Water Conservancy Cultural Relics Exhibition Hall. (Photo / provided by a netizen)chao_tienPlease do not reproduce the image without permission to avoid copyright infringement.

Located in Linnei Township, Yunlin County, the Agricultural Water Conservancy Cultural Relics Exhibition Hall covers an area of about 2 hectares. It is Taiwan’s first cultural relics exhibition hall themed around “water conservancy,” showcasing the development of agricultural water systems in Taiwanese society. Additionally, the outdoor trail is lined with approximately 250 meters of tupelo trees, attracting crowds of photographers during weekends in autumn and winter.

▲Most tupelo leaves are still green, some have turned yellow or orange, and even reddish-brown before falling, covering the ground like a tupelo carpet. (Photo / provided by a netizen)fo96309Please do not reproduce the image without permission to avoid copyright infringement.

Due to climate irregularities, the usual cycle of the tupelo trees has been disrupted. Most leaves remain green, while some have turned yellow or orange, and even reddish-brown before falling, creating a tupelo leaf carpet. With sunlight streaming through, the tupelo forest shimmers with golden hues, resembling a fairytale-like dreamland. To see the entire area covered in reddish-brown foliage, you’ll have to wait until after January.

▲Many of the tupelo trees at the Yunlin Agricultural Water Conservancy Cultural Relics Exhibition Hall have already turned red. (Photo / provided by a netizen)chen_huan_maoPlease do not reproduce the image without permission to avoid copyright infringement.

Agricultural Water Conservancy Cultural Relics Exhibition Hall
Address: No. 9-2, Sanxing Road, Linzong Village, Linnei Township, Yunlin County