
▲Cherry blossom fun along the Zhongbalin Cherry Blossom Avenue in Taoyuan, where visitors flock to take photos. (Photo / Reporter Yang Chih-hsing)
Reported by Yang Chih-hsing / Taoyuan
Due to weather conditions, the cherry blossoms on Lalashan in Fuxing District, Taoyuan City, have bloomed a bit later this year. However, En’ai Farm—the most popular cherry blossom viewing spot on Lalashan—has recently been ablaze with explosive blooms of pink Fuji cherries. The entire expanse of pink floral scenery has visitors snapping photos nonstop. Who looks better—the people or the flowers? At this romantic time of spring blossoms, why not gather with family and friends for a cherry blossom outing?

▲The blooming cherry blossoms make it hard to say who looks better—the people or the flowers. (Photo / Reporter Yang Chih-hsing)
A top choice for cherry blossom viewing in Taoyuan starts with the Zhongbalin Cherry Blossom Avenue in Fuxing District. On the 13th, the approximately 200-meter-long stretch of Fuji cherries lining both sides of the trail was in full bloom, making visitors feel as if they were surrounded by a sea of flowers. Many said it’s far more beautiful than Yangmingshan, and the poetic beauty of pink petals drifting down with the breeze along the walk is an added delight.
Next, head to En’ai Farm on Balong Center Road on Lalashan. Although the mountain road is narrow and driving is challenging—requiring brief waits at pull-outs to let vehicles pass—visitors can reach the farm smoothly with guidance from the staff. The moment you arrive, your eyes are met with an explosion of pink Fuji cherries in full bloom, instantly making you forget any discomfort from the drive.

▲Fuji cherries at En’ai Farm on Lalashan are bursting into full bloom. (Photo / Reporter Yang Chih-hsing)
No special photography skills are needed—just a casual shot will capture a profusion of blooming cherry blossoms. Selfie sticks click away as visitors call over friends and family to join the frame, eager to share these gorgeous blossoms on social media or fan pages. The farm owner noted that currently, the Fuji cherries on the farm are in full bloom, followed by the arrival of some 30% of the thousand island cherries. Want to have a picnic under the cherry blossoms without flying to Japan? Since the cherry blossoms have now reached peak bloom, interested visitors should seize the chance to enjoy them, as the season won’t last long. The En’ai Farm Facebook fan group also updates flower conditions from time to time.
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