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A magnificent sea of 50,000 sunflowers — stunning views and free flower picking

Published: 2026-09-24 👁 100 views
Last updated 2026-09-24 — Sunflower blossoms shine as brightly as the sun, and their sun-seeking nature has earned them the nickname "sun flower," symbolizing a bright and joyful heart. Located in Jian Township, Hualien, there is a Huilan Bay Happy Farm (Taiwan Happy Farm), which has created...

By MOOK Scenic Spots Editorial Team

Sunflower blossoms shine as brightly as the sun, and their sun-seeking nature has earned them the nickname "sun flower," symbolizing a bright and joyful heart. Located in Jian Township, Hualien, there is a Huilan Bay Happy Farm (Taiwan Happy Farm), which has created a sea of 50,000 sunflowers spread across 4 hectares within its 45-hectare park. The farm attracts 6,000 visitors daily for photos and flower viewing, making it a new popular destination for tourists. Additionally, the happy farm will open its gates on February 18 for the public to pick flowers for free, inviting travelers to join in the fun.

Huilan Bay Happy Farm (Taiwan Happy Farm) has created a sea of 50,000 sunflowers spread across 4 hectares within its 45-hectare park (Image source / Huilan Bay Happy Farm, photo by Lin Zhendong)

The beautiful sunflower seascape at Huilan Bay Happy Farm (Image source / Huilan Bay Happy Farm, photo by Lin Zhendong)

The sunset glow casting over the sunflower sea at Huilan Bay Happy Farm (Image source / Huilan Bay Happy Farm, photo by Lin Zhendong)

The sunflower sea at Huilan Bay Happy Farm attracts 6,000 visitors daily for photos and flower viewing, making it a new popular destination for tourists (Image source / Huilan Bay Happy Farm)

Huilan Bay Happy Farm will open for free flower picking on February 18, inviting travelers to join in the fun (Image source / Huilan Bay Happy Farm)

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