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Aerial view of the Q-version painted rice field — top 5 must-visit new attractions in Huatan, Changhua

Published: 2026-09-25 👁 100 views
Last updated 2026-09-25 — The famous attraction “Three Springs Old Tree” in Huatan, Changhua, after successfully drawing crowds with its painted rice field last year, has unveiled its second-year rice paddy art in a brand-new form this year. Located at the intersection of Banjiu Road and Zhonggou Industrial Road in Yongchun Village...

By MOOK Scenic Spots Editorial Team, compiled and reported

The renowned “Three Springs Old Tree” attraction in Huatan, Changhua, returns this year with a fresh take on its painted rice field, following the success of last year’s crowd-pulling display. Situated at the junction of Banjiu Road and Zhonggou Industrial Road in Yongchun Village, the artwork covers an area of approximately half a hectare of farmland, and has now reached its most picturesque stage. Visitors can come to admire the magnificent scenery. Additionally, they can explore popular nearby spots in Huatan and Dacun Township to enrich their journey.

2017 Huatan Painted Rice Field (Photo / Flying in the Sky)

1. Huatan Painted Rice Field in Changhua    Photo /Flying in the Sky

2017 Huatan Painted Rice Field (Photo / Flying in the Sky)

This year’s rice field art features imagery of a golden rooster and a carp totem, complemented by a 3D painted wall and a sunflower maze, linking surrounding local industry attractions to boost tourism in Huatan.

2017 Huatan Painted Rice Field (Photo / Flying in the Sky)

2. Twin Hearts Pond
Located in Changhua, the Twin Hearts Pond was specially created in imitation of the iconic Twin Hearts Stone Weir in Penghu. Nearby residents often come here to watch the sunset and admire the lotus flowers, enjoying the simple and tranquil rural charm. After becoming a viral hit, it has also turned into a popular photo spot for couples.

Twin Hearts Pond (Photo / Council of Agriculture)

3. Jinchang Coffee Roastery
Jinchang Coffee Roastery not only boasts a European Baroque-style exterior, but also features many romantic landscape elements around it, such as horse-drawn carriages, pianos, and garden ponds. It has become a hotspot widely discussed online, attracting numerous visitors to take photos, where every shot feels like being in a European noble manor.

Changhua’s Jinchang Coffee Roastery is Taiwan’s first Baroque-style building (Photo / IG: cccccc.b)

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