Indian Coral Trees in Passionate Bloom – The Bauhinia Avenue, Taiwan’s Most Beautiful
By MOOK Traveler Christopher | Compiled & Reported
Spring is the season when flowers bloom, and also when cherry blossoms come into full flower. Many tourists take advantage of their holidays to visit popular cherry blossom spots across the country to admire their beautiful blossoms. In addition to common Taiwanese cherry varieties such as mountain cherry, yaezakura, and Somei Yoshino, located beside Makang Junior High School in Tuku, Yunlin, there is a 2-kilometer-long Bauhinia Avenue that is currently in passionate full bloom—its magnificence is no less than other renowned cherry blossom viewing spots. Commonly known as the Indian cherry, the Bauhinia blooms with vibrant pink petals. Though different from the cherry blossoms found in places like Alishan, they are equally enchanting, making this road a distinctive feature of the local community.
The stunningly blooming Bauhinia Avenue (Image provided by daisy_2309)
The commonly known Indian cherry, the Bauhinia (Image provided by daisy_2309)
The Bauhinia Avenue may differ from the cherry blossoms in Alishan and other areas, but it is just as captivating (Image provided by molly888666)
The dreamily beautiful Bauhinia Avenue (Image provided by molly888666)
Colorful pink Bauhinias (Image provided by summer6639)
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