Aerial Hidden Cherry Blossom Spot – The Pink Blossom Boulevard
By MOOK Travel Christopher | Photos provided bySoaring Above the Skies
Spring is the season when flowers bloom, and cherry blossoms across Taiwan are gradually flowering. Beyond the well-known cherry blossom festivals, there are also many hidden cherry blossom spots in Taiwan where visitors can enjoy the beauty of the blossoms without the crowds. In the Chunyang Tribe of Nantou’s Ren’ai Township, wild mountain cherries along Provincial Highway 14 are in full bloom, transforming the road into a pink blossom boulevard — a stunning sight even from inside your car.
Aerial view of Chunyang Tribe, Ren’ai Township, Nantou (Photo provided by Soaring Above the Skies)
Wild mountain cherries in bloom along Provincial Highway 14 in Chunyang Tribe (Photo provided by Soaring Above the Skies)
Provincial Highway 14 in Chunyang Tribe becomes a pink blossom boulevard, with blossoms swaying beautifully visible even from the car (Photo provided by Soaring Above the Skies)
Chunyang Tribe is known as the hometown of cherry blossoms. The tribe has a simple and honest folk culture, and its people still preserve rich traditional customs. The area boasts beautiful scenery, especially Hege Mount Fuji, which is home to abundant natural ecology. Additionally, three kilometers from the tribe lies the Chunyang Wild Stream Hot Spring, fondly called the “secret garden” by locals. For travelers who love cherry blossoms and hot springs, this is the perfect spot to enjoy both, along with high-mountain agricultural products and a taste of traditional indigenous culture.
Chunyang Tribe is known as the hometown of cherry blossoms. The tribe has a simple and honest folk culture, and its people still preserve rich traditional customs (Photo provided by Soaring Above the Skies)
The tribe is surrounded by beautiful scenery, especially Hege Mount Fuji, which is home to abundant natural ecology (Photo provided by Soaring Above the Skies)
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