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It's not only Hualien and Taitung where you can admire Taiwan’s six major golden rice field wonders.

Published: 2026-09-28 👁 100 views
Last updated 2026-09-28 — Endless stretches of golden rice fields, set against blue skies and white clouds, are so soothing to the eyes and uplifting to the mood. Capturing these scenic views through your lens brings an immense sense of achievement. Most of Taiwan’s rice paddies are second-season crops, typically planted from August to January of the following year. About a month before harvest...

By MOOK Scenic Spots Family / Reported by Christopher

Endless stretches of golden rice fields, set against blue skies and white clouds, are so soothing to the eyes and uplifting to the mood. Capturing these scenic views through your lens brings an immense sense of achievement. Most of Taiwan’s rice paddies are second-season crops, typically planted from August to January of the following year. About a month before harvest, you can see lush green fields, which then transform into golden waves of rice after the ears form. In addition to the rice fields in Hualien and Taitung, here we’ve carefully selected six breathtaking spots across northern, central, and southern Taiwan where you can witness these majestic golden rice waves. Visitors should hurry before the harvest season begins.

Sanqi Borlang Boulevard (Image source / Dongshan Township Office)

Yilan – Sanqi Borlang Boulevard

Sanqi Borlang Boulevard (Image provided / superyian)

Taichung – Little Borlang Boulevard & Takeshi Kaneshiro Tree

Taichung’s Takeshi Kaneshiro Tree is located beside the Zhongyong Highway in Nantun (Image provided / Huang Feng)

Taichung – Waipu Forget-Worry Valley

Waipu Forget-Worry Valley features vast rice fields that look like a giant jigsaw puzzle on the land (Image provided / tc_chen)

Tainan – Dandelion Farm

Dandelion Farm in Madou, Tainan (Image provided / debby7639)

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