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Over 200,000 blooming grass lotuses in New Taipei this summer

Published: 2026-11-12 👁 100 views
Last updated 2026-11-12 — Butterfly Park, located on the left bank of the Xindian River’s highland area between Huacui Bridge and Guangfu Bridge, has planted 200,000 flowers along its butterfly-shaped pathway. The floral display includes scarlet sage, purple salvia, coleus, marguerite, beauty...

 By MOOK Scenic Spots Wu Pinxuan, compiled and reported
 
With scorching summer temperatures rising, the lotus blooming season on the highland area is also in full swing. Typically, the peak blooming period for lotuses in northern Taiwan is from July to August. The lotuses at the Deer Horn Creek Artificial Wetland in Shulin are currently in full bloom. As one of the certified environmental education sites, the wetland is conveniently close to the city and feels like a hidden paradise. For those wishing to enjoy the scenery or take a stroll, early mornings or evenings are the best times to visit.

The lotuses at Deer Horn Creek Artificial Wetland are blooming one after another. (Photo / New Taipei City Government)

In addition, Butterfly Park, situated on the left bank of the Xindian River’s highland area between Huacui Bridge and Guangfu Bridge, features20tens of thousands of flowers.

The butterfly-shaped landscape is outlined by pedestrian pathways, creating an amusing and beautiful Butterfly Park. (Photo / New Taipei City Government)

Among the flora are over ten varieties of flowering plants, including scarlet sage, purple salvia, coleus, marguerite, beauty aster, pansy, cockscomb, red leaf celosia, and summer pansy, which add vibrant colors to the butterfly-themed landscape. The colorful display is striking, and visitors can walk up to the viewing platform on the embankment to take in the entire park.
 

Green landscaping is planned to create a perfect leisure spot. (Photo / New Taipei City Government)

Consider visiting with family or friends during the weekend to enjoy the flowers, relax, and take memorable photos.
 
 
[Info]
Butterfly Park
No. 18, Section 4, Huanshi West Road, Banqiao District, New Taipei City
 
Deer Horn Creek Artificial Wetland
No. 24, Section 5, Huanhan Road, Shulin District, New Taipei City
 
 
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