Taipei also boasts five hidden flower-viewing spots rivaling famous attractions

By MOOK Scenic Spots Editorial Team

Always perceived as a bustling metropolis, Taipei actually has many worthwhile flower sea attractions. Here’s a list of five lesser-known flower-viewing areas in Taipei City—each as stunning as the renowned scenic spots in other regions. Visitors might want to consider them for their next trip, especially during weekend holidays for flower viewing, making it also a top choice for spring outings.

1. Camphor Tree Trail
The Camphor Tree Trail in Maokong offers different flower seas across seasons, including golden and blue lupine fields and romantic bald cypress trees. The lupine sea covers approximately 1.5 hectares, with open surroundings featuring rural imagery such as oxcarts, waterwheels, and bicycles. Additionally, amidst the flower sea beside Caiyun Pavilion stand several towering bald cypress trees, making the walk on the trail extremely relaxing and pleasant.

2. Baishihu Community

Located in Neihu, the Baishihu Community is also a great urban spot for flower viewing. In summer, golden daylilies and white lily seas bloom vibrantly, while winter brings bright red poinsettias, creating a picturesque scene. Visitors can also take in mountain views from the Baishihu Suspension Bridge and admire the beautiful Concentric Pools, making it an excellent choice for a spring outing.