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The hidden paradise of Miscanthus flowers quietly blooms at the sunset iron bridge, a photography paradise.

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Last updated 2026-09-25 — Autumn is the season when Miscanthus flowers bloom. Their beautiful spikes sway gracefully in the wind, standing tall toward the sky. From afar, the entire field resembles silver waves, absolutely stunning. Located at the southern end of Nanjing Railway Station, on the banks of the Bazhang River at the border between Tainan and Chiayi...

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Autumn is the season when Miscanthus flowers bloom. Their beautiful spikes sway gracefully in the wind, standing tall toward the sky. From afar, the entire field resembles silver waves, absolutely stunning. Located at the southern end of Nanjing Railway Station, on the banks of the Bazhang River at the border between Tainan and Chiayi, this hidden paradise of Miscanthus flowers has quietly bloomed. The silvery-white sea of flowers, paired with the sunset by the river and the nearby old Nanjing Iron Bridge, attracts many photography enthusiasts who come here to capture the most beautiful moments.

Autumn Miscanthus flower sea on the Bazhang River at sunset (Photo by Chen Manzu)

Autumn Miscanthus flower sea on the Bazhang River at sunset (Photo by Chen Manzu)

Autumn Miscanthus flower sea and painted train on the Bazhang River (Photo by Chen Manzu)

Miscanthus usually grows along riverbeds and riverbanks, with its flowering period around October to November. In the early stages of blooming, the spikes are red, later turning white and light yellow. It is most commonly found on hillsides and abandoned open areas.

Night view of the Miscanthus flower sea on the Bazhang River (Photo by Huanxi Taiji)

Miscanthus flower sea on the Bazhang River and the old Nanjing Railway (Photo by Huanxi Taiji)

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