Spring Feast at Meifeng Mountain – A Romantic Blossom Corridor
Last updated 2026-09-24 — As spring approaches, the blooming flowers of the season are highly anticipated. From March 14 to March 29, 2015, the NTU Highland Experimental Farm is hosting the “Spring Feast” event, where the 【blossoming peach blossom corridor...
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Peach blossom corridor. (Image credit: Chinese Green Living Association)
Located 14.5 kilometers along Provincial Highway 14A, the Highland Experimental Farm boasts a diverse ecological landscape. The 14th annual “Spring Feast” this year takes “Love When Spring Blooms” as its theme, aiming to inspire visitors to extend their love and small joys for family and friends toward greater love and happiness for society, the environment, and future generations. Amidst the romantic beauty of the season, guests can also learn about farmers’ work, discover organic agriculture, forge deeper connections with the land, and come to cherish it more.
Red peony – Wu Jin Yao Hui. (Image credit: Chinese Green Living Association)
This year’s “Spring Feast” offers a variety of activities, including viewing the most beautiful “temperate flower area” where hundreds of flowers bloom across Taiwan, admiring the uniquely patented plant species “Affectionate Taiwan Pleione,” participating in DIY experiences, and shopping for a wide range of local souvenirs. There's also the “Love & Recitation Corner,” the “Organic Market,” and the “Family Activity Zone” that strengthen bonds between people and the land. Visitors can enjoy tea in an organic tea field and join hands-on farm workshops themed “The Grand Forest” using native plants and forest materials. The event also includes a lucky draw in the farm market. The diverse programming makes it ideal for families and friends to enjoy together.
Peony flowers. (Image credit: Chinese Green Living Association)
White peony flowers. (Image credit: Chinese Green Living Association)
Peach blossoms. (Image credit: Chinese Green Living Association)
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