By MOOK Scenic Spots · Reported by Christopher
The magnificent tree walls, typically seen only in European royal courtyards, can also be admired in Taiwan. Nestled within the Lubei Community in Yuanchang Township, Yunlin, there are two towering and neatly aligned banyan tree walls. The two rows of banyans grow crisscrossing each other, stretching out in a uniquely spectacular way. Beyond their grand visual appeal, these walls primarily serve a windbreak function. Strolling along the banyan avenue, you can enjoy a refreshing bath of phytoncides.
The Magnificent Banyan Tree Walls of Lubei Community (Image source / Lubei Community Development Association, Yuanchang Township, Yunlin County)
The Magnificent Banyan Tree Walls of Lubei Community (Image source / Lubei Community Development Association, Yuanchang Township, Yunlin County)
The Magnificent Banyan Tree Walls of Lubei Community (Image source / Lubei Community Development Association, Yuanchang Township, Yunlin County)
The Lubei Community actually boasts a wealth of local customs, folk culture, and historic landmarks. In addition to the stunning banyan tree walls, there are also a tree classroom beneath a century-old banyan, bougainvillea, a hundred-year-old chinaberry tree, and a Catholic church. Thanks to the community’s dedicated maintenance and management, all have become iconic spiritual landmarks of the area.
The Magnificent Banyan Tree Walls of Lubei Community (Image source / Lubei Community Development Association, Yuanchang Township, Yunlin County)
The Magnificent Banyan Tree Walls of Lubei Community (Image source / Lubei Community Development Association, Yuanchang Township, Yunlin County)
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