By MOOK Scenic Spots Editorial Team
The Daxia District of Taichung City is home to many beautiful sights and unique attractions, including golden wheat fields and architecture reminiscent of Southern French castles—perfect for a short getaway during holidays. In spring, when flowers bloom in a riot of colors, the golden wheat fields of Daxia stand out uniquely, captivating passersby. Wheat cultivation is mainly found in countries with temperate climates and higher latitudes. Due to Taiwan’s geographical conditions, large-scale wheat farming is not feasible, making the 70-hectare wheat field in Daxia Township an extraordinary sight.
Taichung’s Daxia District features a 70-hectare wheat field (Photo by Wu Shilan)
Wheat is mainly grown in countries with temperate climates and higher latitudes, making large-scale cultivation in Taiwan unsuitable—thus, Daxia’s wheat fields are incredibly precious (Photo by Wu Shilan)
The wheat grown in Taiwan is winter wheat, sown in winter and harvested in spring (Photo by Wu Shilan)
Daxia’s wheat fields are scattered among residential homes, creating a uniquely Taiwanese wheat landscape (Photo by Wu Shilan)
Daxia’s wheat fields gradually turn golden after the harsh winter (Photo by Wu Shilan)
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