As the weather cools down, it's once again the season of vibrant red leaves. When November rolls around, many travelers head to Japan or Korea to admire the fall foliage, but did you know you can enjoy this spectacle just a stone’s throw awayinTaiwan!The maple leaf season in

Top Taiwan maple viewing spot – Yangmingshan National Park

The park features a 6-kilometer hiking trail that winds through a maple forest, offering breathtaking views when the leaves are in full bloom.Taiwanis said to be the native home of a type of maple tree called "Liquidambar formosana," earning it the nickname "Hometown of Maple Leaves."

In addition to being a popular spot for watching the sunrise, Alishan National Forest Recreation Area is also a great place for enjoying maple leaves and cherry blossoms. It even features four specially designed maple-viewing routes for visitors. Moreover, the area is home to the Alishan Forest Railway, where you can take a train ride while admiring the sea of clouds and vibrant maple foliage—an unforgettable experience.

Mount Manban isa mountain inTaiwan, located within the Waga tribe area of the Atayal indigenous people. With its not-too-challenging trails and stunning scenery along the way, it has become a highly popular hiking route inTaichung.In autumn, the green leaves turn into vibrant shades of red and yellow, with the densest concentration of maple foliage found near the Historic Battlefield Monument.
