By MOOK Travel Editor Team
Located in Yilan, the Lili Maka Eco-Park has recently officially opened to the public. It features natural landscapes that could be considered for World Heritage status, and among its three major highlights, the Qilan Sacred Tree Park is the largest cypress sacred tree cluster in Asia. The Council for Cultural Affairs is also actively pushing to have it listed as the world's only biological heritage site. The scenery here is truly breathtaking. Strolling through the forest and basking in the dappled sunlight filtering through the trees, you’ll find it a great place for photos in all seasons, with different views and features to admire and capture throughout the year.
Lush greenery that feels like a scene from 'House of Flying Daggers' (Image source / Lili Maka Eco-Park)
Sunlight streaming through the forest like a sheer veil (Image source / Lili Maka Eco-Park)
The Milky Way and starry skies at night (Image source / Lili Maka Eco-Park)
The beauty of winter snow crystals (Image source / Lili Maka Eco-Park)
Ultra-healing mushroom snowscape (Image source / Lili Maka Eco-Park)
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