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Spring Flower Viewing Fun in Changhua: Golden Trumpet Trees, Kapok, and Tung Blossoms in Full Bloom

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Last updated 2026-09-26 — Changhua County boasts abundant tourism resources, with diverse flower-viewing spots throughout the four seasons, cycling trails for exercise and relaxation, idyllic countryside landscapes and seas of blossoms, the natural ecology of the west coast, a variety of leisure farms, and local specialty snacks—all...

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Changhua County boasts abundant tourism resources, with diverse flower-viewing spots throughout the four seasons, cycling trails for exercise and relaxation, idyllic countryside landscapes and seas of blossoms, the natural ecology of the west coast, a variety of leisure farms, and local specialty snacks—all are must-see sights and delicacies for visitors. March marks an especially great time to explore Changhua and immerse yourself in the blooming flowers. Following the cherry blossom craze, the Changhua County Government has also organized various flower-viewing events to celebrate the golden trumpet trees, kapok, and tung blossoms in full bloom—inviting everyone to come and enjoy Changhua’s floral splendor.

The red kapok flowers look delicate and adorable. (Image source / Agricultural Easy Travel Network)

● Golden Trumpet Trees
Each season brings its own charm: in spring around March, the flowering season features abundant blooms with few leaves, creating a stunning sight; in summer, the trees grow leaves and fruit pods, with winged seeds fluttering about; in autumn, the branches are lush and green; in winter, the bare branches and fallen leaves exude a sense of stark beauty. To admire the beautiful golden trumpet tree blossoms, visit the Section 1 Highway in Changhua’s Xizhou area (south of National Freeway 1), the Shanjiao Trail in Ershui Township, or the Zhongnan Road (Provincial Highway 14D) in Fen Yuan Township.

Golden trumpet tree. (Image source / Changhua County Government)

● Kapok
In subtropical Taiwan, kapok becomes a deciduous tree species, shedding all its leaves in winter to reveal stark, bare branches. By April in spring, flower buds rapidly grow and soon cover the tree in brilliant blooms. As the flowering period nears its end, leaf buds sprout quickly, soon turning the tree lush and green. When the breeze blows, it creates a uniquely graceful beauty. To admire kapok blossoms, visit areas such as the Dongluo Stream in Pitou Township or the north bank of the Zhuoshui River in Zhutang Township.

A lane of red kapok flowers. (Image source / Farmland Water Conservancy Portal)

● Tung Trees
The best season to view tung blossoms is from March to May each year. Due to their light and delicate petals, when the wind blows, the white tung flowers dance across the mountains and fields like falling snowflakes, earning them the nickname “May Snow.” To enjoy the scenic beauty of tung blossoms, visit locations such as Changhua City (Provincial Highway 139 on Bagua Mountain, the Eastern Outer Ring Tung Blossom Trail, and the Taoyuan Forest Trail), Fen Yuan Township (the Water-Carrying Ancient Trail), or Yuanlin Town (the Wolongpo Trail, Tengshan Trail, and Four Hundred Mountain Climbing Trail).

The beautiful tung blossoms are also known as “May Snow.” (Image source / Overseas Compatriot Affairs Commission of the Republic of China)

● Recent Flower-Viewing Events in Changhua County
◎ 2015 “Happy Families & Children’s Carnival – Spring Art Feast” Event – “An Artistic Encounter Under the Zhutang Kapok Blossom Trees”
Flower-viewing time: 2:30 PM – 4:30 PM, April 3, 2015 (Year 104)
Flower-viewing location: Riverside area outside the north bank embankment of the Zhuoshui River
Flower-viewing content: Seas of kapok blossoms

A lane of kapok blossoms. (Image source / Changhua County Government)

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