Celebrating Spring with Flower Viewing: Taiwan’s Largest Sunflower Maze Makes Its Debut
By MOOK Travel & Lifestyle Network Editorial Team
Kaohsiung’s Siaogang District, riding on its immense popularity from 2015, unveils Taiwan’s largest sunflower field maze from February 5th to 14th. Spanning three hectares, the sunflower maze is complemented by a nearby 25-hectare sea of flowers, making it an unmissable highlight of this Spring Festival holiday.
Siaogang District in Kaohsiung once again presents Taiwan’s largest sunflower field maze. (Image source / Sunflowers Welcome You to Siaogang)
Beautiful sunflowers have begun to bloom one after another. (Image source / Sunflowers Welcome You to Siaogang)
The 3-hectare sunflower maze features the message 5230 (I Love Siaogang). (Image source / Sunflowers Welcome You to Siaogang)
In addition to the sunflower maze, there is also a vast 25-hectare flower sea nearby. (Image source / Sunflowers Welcome You to Siaogang)
The gorgeous flower fields welcome everyone to a vibrant and splendid New Year. (Image source / Sunflowers Welcome You to Siaogang)
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