A golden Totoro tunnel in the fields, vast fantasy woods, and a hidden paradise
By MOOK Scenic Spots Christopher | Photography by Huang Feng
Taiwan has many natural wonders, and sometimes you can unexpectedly discover new scenic spots or hidden paradises in unassuming streets and alleys. On Siyue Road in Houli District, Taichung, nestled among fields and small paths, there lies an expansive woodland, which is usually a lush green forest. When the season turns colder, the green leaves gradually turn yellow, instantly transforming into a golden Totoro tunnel—a breathtaking sight that amazes visitors, prompting them to stop and admire. Some netizens even say it resembles the tunnel from Spirited Away.
An expansive woodland nestled among fields and small paths on Siyue Road in Houli District, Taichung (Photography by Huang Feng)
Usually a lush green forest, when the season turns colder, the green leaves gradually turn yellow, instantly transforming into a golden Totoro tunnel (Photography by Huang Feng)
The Houli hidden paradise, dubbed the Totoro tunnel by netizens (Photography by Huang Feng)
The breathtaking beauty of the Totoro tunnel amazes visitors, prompting them to stop and admire (Photography by Huang Feng)
The Totoro tunnel is located in Wai Pu, Houli District (Image source: Google Maps)
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