A tulip sea fairyland – the largest 214-hectare private garden
By MOOK Scenic Spots Editorial Team
Located between Fuxing Township in Taoyuan (home to the indigenous Atayal people) and Guanxi Township in Hsinchu County (a Hakka area), there lies a mysterious 214-hectare flower valley – Taoyuan Fairy Valley. It is the largest valley garden and private scenic area in Taiwan. Recently, the rainbow flower fields of tulips in the park have burst into full bloom. Covering an area of 3 hectares, the tulips are displayed in a mosaic-like arrangement, presenting a vibrant, layered sea of colors that photography enthusiasts adore, attracting numerous visitors to come and admire the flowers. The tulip sea has now entered a stable blooming period, and the entire floral season will continue until March 20.
The tulip sea at Taoyuan Fairy Valley is in full bloom (Image source / Taoyuan Fairy Valley)
The tulips at Taoyuan Fairy Valley are dazzlingly colorful and incredibly beautiful (Image source / Taoyuan Fairy Valley)
Taoyuan Fairy Valley is filled with the mysterious scenery of a flower valley (Image source / Taoyuan Fairy Valley)
Taoyuan Fairy Valley is the homeland of Taiwan’s tulips (Image source / Taoyuan Fairy Valley)
The flower sea at Taoyuan Fairy Valley is in full bloom, with tulips covering a 3-hectare area arranged in a mosaic-like pattern (Image source / Taoyuan Fairy Valley)
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