10,000-piece Stone Sculpture Art Resort with Tung Blossom Forest Blanketed in May Snow
By MOOK Scenic Spots Editorial Team
April and May are the seasons when tung blossoms bloom and petals flutter. Strolling along pathways covered in tung blossoms is a healing and romantic flower-viewing activity. Nantou’s Puli’s Niuer Art Resort is one of the earliest regions in Taiwan to see blossoms. Currently, tung blossoms have quietly begun to bloom, and the dreamy beauty of the full "May Snow" can already be anticipated. Covering an area of about 20,000 pyeong (approximately 65,700 square meters), the Niuer Art Resort overlooks Puli city. It features 3,000 pyeong of lawn where children can play freely. In addition to the tung blossom season from April to May each year, the butterfly-watching season from June to October serves as the most vivid natural classroom.
Tung blossoms at Niuer Art Resort have begun to bloom (Image source / Niuer Art Resort / Carving Forest Treehouse Restaurant)
Vividly blooming tung blossoms at Niuer Art Resort (Image source / Niuer Art Resort / Carving Forest Treehouse Restaurant)
Tung blossoms at Niuer Art Resort resemble snowballs (Image source / Niuer Art Resort / Carving Forest Treehouse Restaurant)
The tung blossom season at Niuer Art Resort every April and May (Image source / Niuer Art Resort / Carving Forest Treehouse Restaurant)
The past glory of tung blossoms at Niuer Art Resort (Image source / Niuer Art Resort / Carving Forest Treehouse Restaurant)
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