By MOOK Scenic Spots Family Travel Life Network Editorial Team
 
Due to weather conditions, cherry blossom seasons across Taiwan in 2016 started later than usual. The Wuling Farm cherry blossom season, which was originally expected to end by the end of February, is now predicted to last until March 10. Starting in March, no more restrictions will be in place, so visitors who want to enjoy the blossoms should seize the opportunity.

The annual Wuling Farm cherry blossom season, a major spring tourist event, usually attracts large crowds. To maintain the quality of the blossom viewing experience and ensure traffic safety, traffic controls and site-wide visitor limits are enforced during the event. This year, due to the impact of the January King Cold Wave, the cherry blossoms only entered full bloom on February 24, and the restrictions were extended from February 22 to February 29.

Wuling Farm stated that this year the cherry blossoms only reached full bloom on February 24. In addition, the farm has many varieties of cherry blossoms, including Showa cherry and Pink Perfection, which are still blooming successively. Blossoms are expected to be viewable until March 10, with the best viewing spots including Wuling Road, Nangu Medical Station, and Tea Garden Trail. The blossoms will be at their most beautiful before March 5.

Starting in March, Wuling Farm has lifted both visitor capacity and traffic restrictions. For those who haven’t yet seen the blossoms, now is a good time to drive there. However, all accommodations within Wuling Farm are currently fully booked. It is recommended to stay near Lishan and drive to the farm to view the blossoms.
 

Enjoy cherry blossoms without the crowds — the riverside cherry blossoms along Helü River are currently at their peak beauty