Cherry Blossom Frontline Report: Hidden Cherry Blossom Spots in Alishan
By MOOK Scenic Spots Editorial Team
Cherry blossom viewing is a popular activity in Taiwan from January to March each year. Strolling under the pink petals fills the air with a romantic ambiance. As cherry blossoms across the island begin to bloom one after another, one of the must-visit and breathtaking spots is the Alishan area. Before the official start of the Alishan cherry blossom season, some areas have already quietly bloomed. Scenic Spots introduces several hidden cherry blossom viewing spots that are already in full bloom.
The plum blossoms along the Alishan Highway have entered their peak blooming period (Photo provided by Wandering in the Clouds – Alishan)
Alishan Highway – Plum Blossoms
The plum blossoms along the Alishan Highway are mainly distributed between kilometer marker 83.5 and the main gate toll station (Photo provided by Wandering in the Clouds – Alishan)
Located along Provincial Highway 18, the Alishan Highway’s plum blossoms began blooming gradually from mid-December (Photo provided by Wandering in the Clouds – Alishan)
The plum blossoms along the Alishan Highway have entered their full bloom period and are expected to last until after the Lunar New Year (Photo provided by Wandering in the Clouds – Alishan)
The plum blossoms along the Alishan Highway, also known as mountain cherry blossoms, bloom in vibrant crimson during the cold season (Photo provided by Wandering in the Clouds – Alishan)
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