A Windows desktop wallpaper recreates an endless field of white reeds on the grassland
By MOOK Scenic Spots / Reported by Christopher
Located in Xinhua District, Tainan, there’s a wildly popular hidden grassland — Mujia Mountain Grassland. As this area is a military firing range, regular military exercises take place here, and general visitors are strictly prohibited from entering, making this grassland mostly deserted most of the time, with few signs of human disturbance, thus preserving its wild landscape. This off-the-beaten-path spot has recently been blanketed with blooming white reeds, instantly filling Mujia Mountain Grassland with a dreamy white ambiance, resembling a breathtaking scene straight out of a computer desktop wallpaper. The white reed blooming season lasts until around June. If you wish to escape the hustle and bustle of the city, consider lying on the vast expanse of Mujia Mountain Grassland, feeling the cool breeze and fully relaxing your body and mind.
The boundless Mujia Mountain Grassland, recently covered with blooming white reeds (Photo provided by Lin Junhong)
If you want to escape the hustle and bustle of the city, consider lying on the vast expanse of Mujia Mountain Grassland, feeling the cool breeze and fully relaxing your body and mind (Photo provided by tiffanyliwei)
The white reeds of Mujia Mountain Grassland in full bloom create a scene reminiscent of a desktop wallpaper (Photo provided by Lin Junhong)
The white reeds of Mujia Mountain Grassland in full bloom fill the landscape with a dreamy white ambiance (Photo provided by Lin Junhong)
Mujia Mountain Grassland remains mostly deserted most of the time, with few signs of human disturbance (Photo provided by Lin Junhong)
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