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Here comes the Goddess of Rainbow—tens of thousands of lavender fields in bloom in Taipei!

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Last updated 2026-09-25 — The most beautiful lavender fields can be admired right here in Taipei. Since November 2014, Shilin Shuangxi Nature Center has opened a lavender field within its premises, and now the blooming season has officially begun. Nearby, you can also enjoy water irises dressed in purple, just like the lavender...

By / MOOK Scenic Spots Family Travel Life Network Editorial Department, compiled and reported
 

The most beautiful lavender fields can be admired right here in Taipei. Since November 2014, Shilin Shuangxi Nature Center has opened a lavender field within its premises, and now the blooming season has officially begun. Nearby, you can also enjoy water irises dressed in purple, just like the lavender, welcoming visitors. The fields are open to the public from now until April 5.

Lavender blossoms at Shilin Shuangxi Nature Center. (Photo credit / Taipei City Department of Urban Development)

Since November 2014, four different varieties of lavender, totaling about 12,000 plants, have been planted in the Yikang Garden in Neishuangxi to create a sea of purple blooms, allowing visitors to stroll freely and experience the therapeutic effects of plants on body and mind. The purple iris, whose flower language is “messenger of the goddess,” has also entered its blooming period, weaving together with the lavender to form a stunning purple flower field that is truly unforgettable.

Around 12,000 lavender flowers are in full bloom and filling the air with fragrance in the park. (Photo credit / Taipei City Department of Urban Development)

Visitors can freely come and admire the blooms from now until April 5. (Photo credit / Taipei City Department of Urban Development)

The lavender fields at Shilin Shuangxi Nature Center are open daily from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. from now until April 5, with no need for advance registration. Feel free to plan a weekend trip to enjoy the early spring blooms at Neishuangxi Nature Center.

The air is filled with the fragrance of blooming flowers. (Photo credit / Taipei City Department of Urban Development)

The light purple flower fields welcome spring in a dreamy hue. (Photo credit / Taipei City Department of Urban Development)

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