The Wisteria Waterfall Dream Tunnel – Taiwan’s Most Beautiful Secret Garden
By MOOK Scenic Spots / Reported by Christopher
Spring is the season when flowers bloom in full splendor. Besides admiring cherry blossoms, why not opt to enjoy a waterfall of purple blooms? In Tamsui District, New Taipei City, there’s a Wisteria Café Garden — Taiwan’s only wisteria garden — and its breathtaking wisteria arbor is one of its most standout features. Visitors can also admire a variety of colorful blossoms such as roses, angel’s trumpets, and purple irises. The three-thousand-ping garden, complete with seating for coffee, makes the entire area feel like Tamsui’s backyard garden. Another key highlight of the garden is the presence of Taiwan’s largest collection of Moai statues, with four statues in total, adding a unique spectacle to the sea of flowers. Currently, the garden operates seasonally, so travelers looking to enjoy the blooms and take photos should seize the opportunity while they can.
In Tamsui District, New Taipei City, there’s a Wisteria Café Garden, featuring one of its most standout elements: a breathtaking wisteria arbor (Image source / Wisteria Café Garden)
The wisteria waterfall corridor at Wisteria Café Garden (Image source / Wisteria Café Garden)
Wisteria Café Garden (Image source / Wisteria Café Garden)
Wisteria Café Garden (Image source / Wisteria Café Garden)
The curtain-like wisteria blossoms inside Wisteria Café Garden (Image source / Wisteria Café Garden)
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