By MOOK Scenic Spots Christopher | Compiled & Reported
The Green Tunnel attraction has recently sparked a pilgrimage craze among travelers and photography enthusiasts. Its depth of field beauty and vibrant greenery have led to the discovery of many hidden gems. In the Xinying District of Tainan, there is an abandoned military camp — the Changsheng Campsite, which hides a shaded avenue woven together by old banyan trees. Sunlight filters through the dense foliage, casting light on the pathway. Not only is it cool and pleasant, but the scenery is also filled with a sense of fantasy, making it a perfect spot for visitors to explore.
The shaded avenue at the Changsheng Campsite (Image source / Changsheng Campsite 'Evergreen Shade', photo by Wu Renbang)
The Π-shaped Green Tunnel at the Changsheng Campsite (Image source / Changsheng Campsite 'Evergreen Shade')
The Changsheng Campsite’s shaded avenue woven by old banyan trees (Image source / Changsheng Campsite 'Evergreen Shade', photo by Wu Renbang)
The fantastical old banyan trees at the Changsheng Campsite (Image source / Changsheng Campsite 'Evergreen Shade', photo by Wu Renbang)
The Π-shaped Green Tunnel at the Changsheng Campsite. Thanks to tree protection initiatives, this area preserves vast green spaces and ecological wetlands, avoiding unnecessary excessive concrete development. This ensures the lasting beauty of the Changsheng Campsite, allowing future generations to enjoy scenery comparable to that of the Taijiang Four Grasses Green Tunnel.
Aerial view of the Changsheng Campsite (Image source / Changsheng Campsite 'Evergreen Shade')
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