Stroll through a romantic sea of flowers at the Qilixiang Rose Forest—free admission
By MOOK Scenic Spots Editorial Team
Situated near the Mingde Reservoir Scenic Area in Touwu Township, the Qilixiang Rose Forest covers an area of over 13,000 square meters. It preserves more than 2,000 native qilixiang trees, grows tens of thousands of roses, and includes over 20 themed story houses. Paired with landscape designs inspired by world-famous landmarks, the park offers free entry to visitors, allowing them to enjoy an international ambiance without leaving the country.
At the Qilixiang Rose Forest in Touwu Township, you can immediately enjoy the fragrance of roses. (Image source / Ya Wen Qilixiang Rose Forest)
The park also features various facilities such as a glass house, secret garden, and story houses. (Image source / Ya Wen Qilixiang Rose Forest)
Nearly 100 varieties of roses are planted here. (Image source / Ya Wen Qilixiang Rose Forest)
The Qilixiang Rose Forest is a tourist factory established by a skincare company, combining leisure, experience, and production. The pathways leading into the park are lined with nearly 100 types of roses, allowing visitors to immediately enjoy the faint floral scent in the air. The park also includes diverse facilities such as a glass house, secret garden, and story houses, with plans to offer hands-on DIY workshops in the future.
Landscapes modeled after various world-famous landmarks. (Image source / Ya Wen Qilixiang Rose Forest)
Nearly 100 varieties and tens of thousands of roses are planted here. (Image source / Ya Wen Qilixiang Rose Forest)
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