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Last updated 2026-09-24 — Turning flowers into dried blooms preserves their beauty and memories, or they can be crafted into fragrant accessories to embellish daily life. Located in Guanyin Township, Taoyuan, there is Taiwan’s first dried flower-themed farm—Qinglin Farm...

By MOOK Scenic Spots Editorial Team

Turning flowers into dried blooms preserves their beauty and memories, or they can be crafted into fragrant accessories to embellish daily life. Located in Guanyin Township, Taoyuan, there is Taiwan’s first dried flower-themed farm – Qinglin Farm, which not only features different floral seas throughout the seasons but also offers a popular DIY dried flower making experience that attracts many visitors. The farm is adorned with vibrant flowers of various colors in different seasons, resembling a rainbow garden. Additionally, it has a specialty restaurant, a mini racetrack for kids, and a small animal feeding area, making it an ideal spot for families and friends to unwind on weekends.

Taiwan’s First Dried Flower Theme Farm – Qinglin Farm, Lavender Fields (Image Source / Qinglin Farm)

Qinglin Farm was transformed from a sunflower farm (Image Source / Qinglin Farm)

Qinglin Farm features different floral seas throughout the four seasons (Image Source / Qinglin Farm)

Qinglin Farm Sunflower Fields (Image Source / Qinglin Farm)

Qinglin Farm was transformed from a sunflower farm into a dried flower (strawflower) theme farm. The farm cultivates a variety of plants including strawflowers, wild ginger lilies, various aromatic herbs, lavender, purple verbena, and dried flower materials. In addition to enjoying freshly picked herbal tea, visitors can also savor herb garden set meals.

Qinglin Farm’s Highlight: DIY Dried Flower Making Experience (Image Source / Qinglin Farm)

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