Sunflowers bloom vibrantly in the wild, and driftwood art makes for stunning photo ops
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Taiwan’s wetland landscapes are diverse and rich. Aside from enjoying intertidal ecology, sunset views, and birdwatching, visitors can also admire flowers and coastal plants. Located in Changhua, Fubao Wetland is hailed as a paradise for waterbirds in central Taiwan. Not only has it developed an ecological park integrating humanities, ecology, education, tourism, and leisure, but it also combines artistic landscaping with floral scenery. Recently, visitors to Fubao Wetland can capture driftwood installation art and enjoy the beautiful purple coneflower sunflower fields.
Aside from enjoying intertidal ecology, sunset views, and birdwatching, visitors can also admire flowers and coastal plants at Fubao Wetland
Fubao Wetland is hailed as a paradise for waterbirds in central Taiwan and also combines artistic landscaping with floral scenery
Recently, visitors to Fubao Wetland can capture driftwood installation art and the beautiful purple coneflower sunflower fields
The coordinate installation art at Fubao Wetland uses nearly 400 pieces of driftwood, standing up to about 2 meters tall. The vast wilderness atmosphere has also become a popular photo spot for IG users. On the way to the wetland for birdwatching, aside from mangrove plants, visitors can also see large fields of purple coneflower sunflowers. The purple coneflower is known as the queen of coastal flowers, and its splendid blossoms can brighten anyone’s mood.
The coordinate installation art at Fubao Wetland uses nearly 400 pieces of driftwood, standing up to about 2 meters tall. The vast wilderness atmosphere has also become a popular photo spot for IG users
Aside from mangrove plants, visitors to Fubao Wetland can also see large fields of purple coneflower sunflowers
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