By MOOK Scenic Spots / Christopher, compiled and reported
Whenever graduation season arrives and farewell songs are sung, the vibrant blooms of the kapok tree wish students success as they step into the next chapter of life. The blooming kapok flowers resemble a sea of crimson flames and are hailed as one of the most colorful trees in the world. Towering delonix regia trees can grow over 20 meters high. Since kapok flowers typically bloom in May, June, and July—right around Taiwan’s school graduation season—they have also come to symbolize this time of year. Below is a list of ten scenic spots where you can admire kapok blossoms. Each location is dazzling, with a mix of red and green, and occasionally accented by golden rain trees.
Taiwan’s most beautiful kapok flower tunnel (Photo credit: Xizhou Township Office)
Changhua – Lvsun Road, Xizhou Township
Kapok flowers can be seen throughout campuses and parks in Changhua, but especially along the 2-kilometer stretch of Lvsun Road in Xizhou Township. Every year during the kapok flowering season, the trees burst into full bloom, lining the road like a row of trees dressed in festive red shirts. The blossoms on the trees and the red carpet on the ground create a brilliant sight, resembling a lush green tunnel.
Located in Kaohsiung’s Dahua Tomato Club, a century-old kapok tree stands in full bloom, bringing seasonal beauty to an abandoned factory (Photo credit: Kaohsiung City Government Information Bureau)
Kaohsiung – Dahua Tomato Club
In Kaohsiung’s “Dahua Tomato Club,” a century-old kapok tree quietly stands within the abandoned factory premises. It has now entered its blooming season, adding seasonal charm to the desolate red-brick gray walls and crumbling ruins, attracting many photography enthusiasts to capture its beauty.
Taichung – Liming New Village
Address: Liming New Village (at the intersection of Daye Road and Liming Road)
Taichung – Baowen Campus, Lingdong University of Science and Technology
Address: Baowen Campus, Lingdong University of Science and Technology (at the junction of Jianguo Road, Zhongtai Road, and Tong’an West Lane, Nantun District, Taichung City)
Kapok flowers in Taichung Liming New Village (Photo provided by Huang Feng)
Kapok flowers at Baowen Campus, Lingdong University of Science and Technology, Taichung (Photo provided by Huang Feng)
Kapok flowers at Baowen Campus, Lingdong University of Science and Technology, Taichung (Photo provided by Huang Feng)
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