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Last updated 2026-09-25 — While spring cherry blossoms are a favorite among flower lovers and travelers, winter also offers a pink floral spectacle that often tricks visitors into thinking the cherry blossoms have arrived early. In fact, these are Beauty Trees. When in bloom, their grand pink blossoms create a magnificent and romantic sight, covering the entire tree in vibrant hues.

By MOOK Scenic Spots & Lifestyle Network Editorial Team
 

While spring cherry blossoms are a favorite among flower lovers and travelers, winter also offers a pink floral spectacle that often tricks visitors into thinking the cherry blossoms have arrived early. In fact, these are Beauty Trees. When in bloom, their grand pink blossoms create a magnificent and romantic sight, covering the entire tree in vibrant hues. In recent years, they have become common street trees in Taiwan. With extensive planting, they form stunning tree-lined tunnels in autumn and winter.

The double rows of pink flowers in Huwei, Yunlin, brighten anyone’s mood. (Photo credit: Huwei Visitor Center - Huwei Station)

The pink flower tunnel becomes even more enchanting under clear skies. (Photo credit: Huwei Visitor Center - Huwei Station)

To admire the Beauty Trees, head to the Guogou Community section of County Highway Yun156, where you’ll find a beautiful sea of trees with vibrant pink blooms. There are also Beauty Tree-lined streets near the New Huwei River, and along Jiencheng Road near Yunlin Agricultural Expo Park, where double rows of Beauty Trees create an effect reminiscent of springtime cherry blossom-lined avenues during autumn and winter. This offers a pink floral wonderland in the cold season, enhanced by blue skies and warm sunlight for a cozy and romantic atmosphere.

Beauty Trees can also be found in Taipei City. (Photo credit: Taipei City Government)

Beauty Trees are also present in northern Taiwan, such as along Section 5 of Civic Boulevard, Sections 1–2 of Muzha Road, Section 4 of Bade Road, the intersection of Zhongxiao East Road and Zhongpo North Road, the intersection of Guangfu North Road and Keelung Road, Shilin Official Residence, Muzha Park, and Zhicheng Park. They bloom gradually from mid-to-late December, with some flowering continuing into early January depending on the year’s weather.

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