Admire the Most Beautiful Autumn Poem: Must-Visit Fushoushan for Maple Viewing
By MOOK Scenic Spots Family Travel Life Network Editorial Team
The magnificent cosmos flower sea at Fushoushan kicks off autumn, followed closely by the much-anticipated maple foliage. Almost every year, Fushoushan is one of the first spots in Taiwan to report the arrival of maple reds. In the past, around early to mid-November, the most popular maple-viewing spot at Fushoushan — "Songlu" — is usually covered in vibrant red leaves. The changing colors of the Acer palmatum are dazzling and full of charm, intoxicating all who see them. Fushoushan welcomes the most beautiful maple scenery of autumn.
The sea of red maple leaves at Fushoushan, paired with old buildings, creates a distinctly Japanese aesthetic. (Image provided by the Veterans Affairs Council)
In early autumn, the cosmos flower sea at Fushoushan, along with the sea of clouds, green mountains, and woods, forms a stunningly beautiful scene. (Image source: Fushoushan Farm Fan Page)
The fiery red maple leaves are truly eye-catching. (Image provided by the Veterans Affairs Council)
Fushoushan Farm is located behind Lishan in Taichung, spanning a vast area of 670 hectares. With its distinct four seasons, different landscapes emerge periodically, offering a variety of scenes to admire. Hence, there’s a saying that goes: “January — snowflakes fly; February — praise the peach queen; March — dance with cherry blossoms; April — laugh with pears; May — enjoy the fragrance of tea; June — admire the yellow chrysanthemums; July — seek the scent of peaches; August — taste sweet pears; September — harvest joy; October — enjoy a bountiful autumn harvest; November — marvel at the brilliance of maple reds; December — embrace the frostfall.” This ever-changing seasonal landscape makes Fushoushan a highly popular destination all year round.
As if nature had spilled its paintbox, the brilliant red maples urge visitors to capture the most beautiful autumn hues. (Image provided by the Veterans Affairs Council)
Autumn at Fushoushan attracts crowds of travelers, all eager to witness the beautiful maple leaves. (Image provided by the Veterans Affairs Council)
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