A Comprehensive Guide to Top Cherry Blossom Spots: Taiwan’s Top 10 Cherry Blossom Destinations
By MOOK Scenic Spots Editorial Team
The Lunar New Year holiday has just ended, and soon the cherry blossom season will begin. Cherry blossoms across Taiwan have started to bloom one after another. Although slightly delayed due to the warm winter weather, they will still kick off in February, bringing the public a sea of romantic cherry blossom forests. Scenic Spots also takes this opportunity to recommend Taiwan’s top 10 cherry blossom spots. You can enjoy the beautiful sight of pink petals dancing in the air with family or friends during the holiday, and take memorable photos for social media.
The cherry blossom season is an important flower-viewing period in Taiwan (Image source / Lishan Magao Ecological Park)
1. Taipei - Yangmingshan Pingjing Street42Lane,93Lane
One of Taipei’s most famous cherry blossom viewing spots is Yangmingshan’s Pingjing Street (Image provided / Taipei City Government Public Works Bureau, Department of Urban Development)
2. New Taipei City – Tamsui Wuji Tianyuan Temple
Tamsui Tianyuan Temple has long been a popular cherry blossom destination, but last year the “Cherry Blossom King” passed away, so we may not get to see its magnificent bloom this year (Image provided / Tamsui Tianyuan Temple Flower Condition Report)
3. Taoyuan City – Lala Mountain En’ai Farm
One of Taoyuan’s popular cherry blossom spots — Lala Mountain. En’ai Farm here not only offers cherry blossom viewing but also a great place for a picnic (Image source / Lala Mountain En’ai Farm)
4. Taichung City - Wuling Farm
Wuling Farm is arguably Taiwan’s most famous cherry blossom destination, and this year’s cherry blossom season will also begin on February 11th (Image source / Wuling Farm)
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