The Hydrangea Flower Wall: A Spectacular and Colorful Summer Floral Must-Visit Hidden Gem
Text by MOOK Scenic Spots / Christopher | Photos provided by Yu Xiuyu
Hydrangea seas are a breathtaking sight that domestic and international tourists must not miss in May and June. The vibrant blooms burst forth like explosive flower balls, lifting spirits with their radiant cheer. Located in Nanzhuang, Miaoli, a high-mountain trout and sturgeon farm—Gaoshanqing—welcomes visitors every May and June when two rows of hydrangea walls burst into spectacular bloom, resembling a floral boulevard. The lush, explosion-like clusters of flowers captivate visitors, attracting many who come to admire this magnificent floral spectacle. Due to climate conditions this year, the hydrangeas are expected to bloom around mid-June. Below is a look at the hydrangea walls in previous years.
The Gaoshanqing Trout and Sturgeon Farm’s Hydrangea Wall: Stunning and Radiant
The Gaoshanqing Trout and Sturgeon Farm: A Colorful and Breathtaking Hydrangea Boulevard
The Gaoshanqing Trout and Sturgeon Farm: Explosive Blooms of Lush Hydrangeas
The Gaoshanqing Trout and Sturgeon Farm: Hydrangeas Bursting Forth in Vibrant Splendor
The Gaoshanqing Trout and Sturgeon Farm: Due to this year’s climate conditions, hydrangeas are expected to bloom around mid-June
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