
▲ Tulips at Taoyuan Fairy Valley will be in bloom until mid to late March. (Photo/Screen capture fromTaoyuan Fairy Valley’s official Facebook page, same below)
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No need to book a flight to the Netherlands. Taiwan actually has many beautiful flower fields to offer, especially tulips, known as the “magic flowers” in Europe. With their vibrant colors and unique petals, tulips are perfect for creating a picturesque, exotic vibe in your photos. Due to unstable weather this year, the bloom season is expected to last until mid to late March.ETtoday EBC News has compiled a list of three tulip-viewing spots across Taiwan. Don’t miss the chance to admire their stunning beauty!

▲ Taoyuan Fairy Valley boasts the largest number of tulips in Taiwan.
1. Taoyuan – Taoyuan Fairy Valley
The 214-hectare Taoyuan Fairy Valley is said to have the largest number of tulips in Taiwan and is reputed to be one of the earliest places in the world where tulips bloom. During peak season, about 600,000 tulips in dozens of colors including purple, red, yellow, and pink burst into elegant bloom. The valley also features 20,000 mountain cherry blossoms, plum blossoms, chrysanthemums, and over 2,000 types of herbaceous plants. Paired with the valley’s terrain, it forms a one-of-a-kind, colorful floral carpet that looks amazing in every shot.
Taoyuan Fairy Valley
Tulip Season: Now until March 20
Address: No. 1-8, Lane 5, Shanggao, Changxing Village, Fuxing District, Taoyuan City
Phone: 03-3822661
Opening Hours: 8:00–17:00
Ticket Prices: General admission NT$350, student ticket NT$280, discounted ticket NT$240 (for children aged 6–11, seniors aged 65+, people with disabilities, and children under 6 enter free)

▲ Tulips at Zhongshe Sightseeing Flower Market. (Photo/Screen capture fromZhongshe Sightseeing Flower Market’s official Facebook page, same below)
2. Taichung – Zhongshe Sightseeing Flower Market
Central Taiwan residents looking to see tulips shouldn’t miss Zhongshe Sightseeing Flower Market. The park has introduced 200,000 tulips of up to 50 varieties from Europe, making you feel like you’re walking through a European garden. This year, rare varieties such as the red double-flowered Pirate Tulip and the black “Queen of the Night” tulip have been added. The tulip season is expected to end by mid-March, so don’t wait too long if you want to see them. They will later be followed by lilies and colorful calla lilies. In addition to tulips, there is also a colorful flower field covering six hectares, featuring irises and marigolds — no need to fly to the Netherlands to enjoy a romantic sea of flowers.

▲ The tulip season at Zhongshe Sightseeing Flower Market will end in mid-March.
Zhongshe Sightseeing Flower Market
Tulip Season: Now until March 15, 2017
Address: No. 333, Section 5, Sanfeng Road, Houli District, Taichung City
Opening Hours: 8:00–18:00 (extended to 21:00 on Saturdays and Sundays)
Phone: 04-2557-6926
Ticket Info: General admission NT$150 (for junior high school students and above), concession ticket NT$75 (for children aged 3–12, seniors aged 65+, and people with disabilities)

▲ Tulips at Shanlinxi Forest Ecological Resort. (Photo/Screen capture fromFollow the Shanlinxi Fan Page(The image below is the same)
3. Nantou - Shanlinxi Eco-Resort
Nantou County’s Shanlinxi Forest Eco-Resort is renowned for its rich natural ecological landscapes. Tulips are widely planted in the flower center area, with blooms expected to last until mid-March. In addition, the resort has planted 1,500 cherry blossom trees, including mountain cherry, pink Yoshino cherry, Wushe cherry, and Fuji cherry. Recently, you can also enjoy the early blooming peonies, allowing you to take in a colorful array of flowers all at once.

▲Shanlinxi Resort is home to 1,500 cherry blossom trees. This is the flower condition as of March 2.
Shanlinxi Forest Eco-Resort
Tulip Flower Season Dates: From now until March 15, 2017
Address: No. 6, Xishan Road, Zhushan Township, Nantou County
Phone: 04-92611217
Opening Hours: Open 24 hours, year-round
Ticket Information: General admission NT$250, concession NT$200 (for military, police, and high school and below), love ticket NT$150 (for seniors aged 65+ and people with disabilities; children under 6 are free)
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