By MOOK Travel Life Network Editorial Team
As Christmas draws near, various scenic spots are adorning themselves with Christmas decorations to let visitors soak in the romantic holiday atmosphere ahead of time. The popular Nantou Qingjing Farm has kicked off its “Christmas Happiness Tribute” event in the Little Switzerland Garden, featuring 999 adorable hot air balloon-shaped OPEN light decorations, fluorescent roses, and pink lanterns to romantically embellish the area. From now until the end of March 2016, everyone is welcome to visit Qingjing Farm and immerse themselves in its dreamy festive ambiance.
999 rose lights illuminate the night at Qingjing Farm. (Photo source / Qingjing Farm Mung Bean Fan Page)
The roses look especially vibrant in daylight. (Photo source / Qingjing Farm Mung Bean Fan Page)
The blue sky and green meadows are Qingjing Farm’s most beautiful treasures. (Photo source / Qingjing Farm Mung Bean Fan Page)
This year, the Christmas decorations in Qingjing’s Little Switzerland Garden break away from traditional festive lighting by introducing Taiwan’s first-ever hot air balloon-shaped OPEN light decorations. These OPEN balloons will accompany visitors as they soar through their dreams — with 999 of them floating above the Little Switzerland Garden. At night, enhanced by LED lighting, they transform into sparkling diamonds. In addition, this year also sees the garden’s first-ever introduction of LED white rose decorations inspired by Korean drama scenes. The 999 fluorescent roses, symbolizing everlasting love, add warmth to the romance of couples visiting the Little Switzerland Garden. By day, these roses are pristine white blooms, but at night, they glow as cool fluorescent roses. Stepping into this space instantly feels like stepping into a romantic Korean drama scene — with the white roses, set off by their glow, evoking feelings of romance and happiness.
Each rose helps create a romantic atmosphere at Qingjing Farm. (Photo source / Qingjing Farm Mung Bean Fan Page)
Pink lanterns exude a rich traditional Chinese charm. (Photo source / Qingjing Farm Mung Bean Fan Page)
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