Taiwan’s Largest Sunflower Maze Debuts on Valentine’s Day in Kaohsiung
The Spring Festival has arrived, and it's once again the perfect season for flower viewing. The Kaohsiung City Government has created beautiful floral attractions to embellish the city during the holiday period. Meanwhile, the Siaolin District in Kaohsiung has taken advantage of its fallow farming season to plant a sunflower field — which is now in full bloom. The towering three-meter-high “Siaolin Sunflower Maze City” officially opens on Valentine’s Day, the 14th.
Explore Kaohsiung this spring and immerse yourself in beautiful seas of flowers. (Image source / Sunflowers Greet Guests in Siaolin, Sunshine and True Love Bloom Forever)
The vibrant sunflowers bring joy to all. (Image source / Sunflowers Greet Guests in Siaolin, Sunshine and True Love Bloom Forever)
The towering three-meter-high sea of sunflowers easily envelops visitors. (Image source / Sunflowers Greet Guests in Siaolin, Sunshine and True Love Bloom Forever)
The sunflower maze officially debuted on the 14th. (Image source / Sunflowers Greet Guests in Siaolin, Sunshine and True Love Bloom Forever)
Siaolin District has designed five unique flower sea areas. (Image source / Sunflowers Greet Guests in Siaolin, Sunshine and True Love Bloom Forever)
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