Don’t just admire the bald cypress and maple leaves—don’t miss these five stunning flower fields

By MOOK Scenic Spots Editorial Team

As the season transitions into the romantic and picturesque autumn and winter, before the arrival of the bone-chilling cold, why not step outside more often to soak in the beauty of various flower fields? In addition to admiring the breathtaking bald cypress and maple foliage, here are five recommended flower field spots across Taiwan, including Daxi Flower Sea in Taoyuan, Kangju in Tongluo, and Xinshe Flower Sea. Each location offers scenery you can’t miss, giving you the feeling of being in heaven and making it hard to leave.

1. Taoyuan – Daxi Flower Sea Farm

Located in Taoyuan, Daxi Flower Sea Farm has now been transformed into a winter rainbow flower field, bursting with vivid and colorful blooms. The flower field also features Taiwan’s tallest Moai statue, paired with romantic installations, making it a perfect spot for visitors and couples to enjoy flowers on holidays.
 
Address: No. 27, Lane 1093, Section 1, Fuxing Road, Fu’an Li, Daxi Township, Taoyuan County
Flower Sea Van Gogh operating hours: 09:00–17:00
Van Gogh Restaurant operating hours: 09:30–17:00 (serves lunch and afternoon tea)
Ticket sales hours: 09:00–16:30

2. Miaoli – Tongluo Kangju

Miaoli isn’t just known for its tung blossoms in May—every year in November and December, you can also admire the colorful fields of chrysanthemums in Tongluo Township. The entire hillside is covered with a pastel-hued blanket of snow-white flowers, creating an especially romantic scene. Due to this year’s hot and dry weather, the chrysanthemum blooming season is about a week later than usual, with peak bloom expected in mid-November.
 
Location: Jiuhu Plateau, Tongluo Township, Miaoli