Home › Travel › Hidden free night cherry blossom spot: 2...

Hidden free night cherry blossom spot: 2-km long avenue in full bloom

Published: 2026-09-25 👁 100 views
Last updated 2026-09-25 — Night cherry blossoms can also be admired in downtown Luodong. The Luozhuang Cherry Blossom Trail, located beside the Shiliufen Canal in Luodong Township, glows with pink light at night. Reflected in the stream, the scene is breathtakingly beautiful. The Luozhuang Cherry Blossom Trail stretches 2 kilometers in total...

By MOOK Travel’s Christopher, compiled and reported

You can also enjoy the beauty of night cherry blossoms in downtown Luodong. The Luozhuang Cherry Blossom Trail, located beside the Shiliufen Canal in Luodong Township, glows with pink light at night. Reflected in the stream, the view is absolutely stunning. The 2-km-long Luozhuang Cherry Blossom Trail is lined with nearly a thousand cherry trees, which have flourished thanks to the dedicated care of volunteers. The front and back sections of the trail are planted with yaezakura (double-flowered cherry), somei-yoshino (also known as yezakura or Tokyo cherry), and mizu-yukari (ink-dyed cherry) and perfume cherry varieties. Currently, the mizu-yukari and perfume cherry trees are in full bloom, and the blooming period will last until April 20. The lights are turned on at 6:20 PM each evening. Visitors eager to witness the beauty of the night cherry blossom avenue should plan their trip soon. They can also visit the nearby “2017 Yilan Green Expo” for fun experiences.

Viewing night cherry blossoms on the Luozhuang Cherry Blossom Trail (Photo provided by Yilan A-Xin’s Food Blog)

The full 2-km length of the Luozhuang Cherry Blossom Trail (Photo provided by Yilan A-Xin’s Food Blog)

The Luozhuang Cherry Blossom Trail lights up around 6:20 PM (Photo provided by Yilan A-Xin’s Food Blog)

The best time for photos on the Luozhuang Cherry Blossom Trail is around 6:00–7:00 PM (Photo provided by Yilan A-Xin’s Food Blog)

The front and back sections of the Luozhuang Cherry Blossom Trail are planted with yaezakura, mizu-yukari, and perfume cherry (Photo provided by Yilan A-Xin’s Food Blog)

Share

This article is published by HowToTrip. Sharing and reposting are welcome — please credit the source.
Article URL: https://www.howtotrip.net/views-33058

↑
0