Another bald cypress wonderland added—rivaling European fairy-tale scenery
By MOOK Scenic Spots / Peichi, compiled and reported
Autumn and winter are when bald cypresses turn crimson, drawing crowds to their forests for photos. These spots have been flooding popular social media platforms like IG, with travelers from around the world making pilgrimages to admire the fairytale-like beauty, even...
As bald cypresses turn crimson, their forests across Taiwan have become hot photo spots, attracting overseas visitors (Image credit: yu_sheng_o3o2)
The Yunlin Huwei bald cypress wonderland resembles a European fairy-tale scene (Image credit: cheng85128)
Now, another bald cypress forest in Yunlin, rivaling European fairy-tale beauty, has been discovered. Near the riverbank by Huwei University of Science and Technology, a private farmland planted with numerous bald cypresses has turned crimson with the season. Combined with the riverbank and farmland layout, it forms a hidden paradise-like spot, attracting many tourists and students to stop and take photos—it’s truly stunning.
The Yunlin Huwei bald cypress wonderland is located near Huwei University of Science and Technology, drawing many tourists and students to stop and take photos (Image credit: cheng85128)
The bald cypress forest, like being in a foreign land, is enchanting (Image credit: cheng85128)
Although this bald cypress forest in Yunlin Huwei is on private farmland, it is open to the public for viewing and appreciation, allowing visitors to freely capture the beautiful scenery. However, visitors are urged not to damage the trees or litter for the sake of photos, ensuring the bald cypress forest maintains its beautiful appearance sustainably.
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Yunlin Huwei Bald Cypress Wonderland
Location: Beside County Road Yun73-1, Huwei, Yunlin, on the riverbank road (23.701895, 120.442807)
Private farmland, open for visitation, no destruction allowed
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