By the MOOK Scenic Spots Travel & Lifestyle Network Editorial Team
With cherry blossom season here, Lane 42, Pingjing Street in Yangmingshan is a famous blossom lane. The blooming cherry trees, bathed in sunlight, create dreamy photo opportunities—just avoid the bustling crowds on the street. The Taipei City Department of Civil Affairs also recommends a nearby hidden spot where you can freely stroll through a cherry blossom tunnel and enjoy a slower pace of life. Located along the creek in Lane 93 of Pingjing Street, nearly a hundred cherry trees surround the area. When the blossoms are in full bloom, walking by the creek lets you enjoy the unique sight of a clear mountain stream flowing through a flurry of pink petals. Additionally, at the end of the cherry blossom tunnel, there's a waterside platform featuring a rare large-scale ceramic tile mosaic. The mountain-shaped wall decoration changes colors when viewed from different angles, offering a novel experience.
Cherry petals cover the ground, creating beautiful moments in every shot. (Photo credit: Taipei City Department of Civil Affairs)
Crowds admiring cherry blossoms on Lane 42, Pingjing Street. (Photo credit: Taipei City Department of Civil Affairs)
The area has distinct seasonal features, with fresh air free from urban pollution—perfect for a refreshing outing. In addition to Lane 42, Pingjing Street, another cherry blossom landmark in Pingdingshi is the cherry blossom-themed landscaping in Lane 93, Pingjing Street. This not only helps you avoid the crowded Lane 42 but also lets you enjoy cherry blossoms along a secluded creekside trail. To learn more about the local character of Pingdingshi, visit the “Zhenzaitou Nature Park” in Lane 67, Pingjing Street, where you can experience a traditional screw waterwheel and explore local cultural features.
Beautiful view of blooming cherry blossoms. (Photo credit: Taipei City Department of Civil Affairs)
Cultural and art gallery area. (Photo credit: Taipei City Department of Civil Affairs)
Scenic view of cherry blossoms reminiscent of the Showa era. (Photo credit: Taipei City Department of Civil Affairs)
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