The azalea season on Hehuan Mountain enchants with vast fields of blooming flowers
By / Edited and reported by the MOOK Scenic Spots Family Travel Life Network editorial team
Every May is the blooming season of Taiwan azaleas and Yushan azaleas, with red and white blossoms covering the mountains. The azalea sea on Hehuan East Peak, surrounded by Taiwan fir and Yushan bamboo grass, is set off by blue skies and white clouds over the green landscape, offering a refreshing and delightful sight. Flower enthusiasts are encouraged to seize the opportunity to visit.
Alpine azaleas have begun to bloom one after another. (Image source / Dongshi Forest District Office)
Green mountain peaks are adorned with beautiful floral hues. (Image source / Taroko National Park official website)
Azaleas in full bloom showcase delicate shades of pink, peach, and white, each blossom exquisitely beautiful. (Image source / Dongshi Forest District Office)
The azaleas along the Hehuan East Peak Trail are in full bloom. To protect the high-mountain ecological environment, the Dongshi Forest District Office urges visitors to respect nature: do not trample on vegetation at the sides of the trail, avoid taking shortcuts, and help preserve the highland environment by leaving its pristine beauty untouched for the mountains.
Azaleas in full bloom along the Hehuan East Peak Trail. (Image source / Taroko National Park)
Azaleas in bloom on Hehuan East. (Image source / Taroko National Park)
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