Stroll through a cherry blossom forest！Thousands of cherry blossoms are romantically in full bloom at Hsinchu Park.
No need to hike up mountains or travel far — the closest urban cherry blossom viewing spot in Taiwan, Hsinchu Park, is easily accessible by car. With over a thousand cherry trees now covered in buds, they are expected to bloom in mid-to-late February. Currently, more than 60% of the blossoms have opened. The blooming periods of different cherry varieties (such as Fuji cherry) may even extend to mid-April if not affected by heavy rain.
There’s no need to travel far — you can enjoy the beautiful sight of cherry blossoms in full bloom right at Hsinchu Park. (Image source / Hsinchu City Government)
Hsinchu Park boasts a thousand cherry trees, creating a pink, vibrant, and romantic scene. (Image source / Hsinchu City Government)
The park mainly features Kawazu cherries. (Image source / Hsinchu City Government)
If no heavy rain occurs, the blooming period is expected to last until April. (Image source / Hsinchu City Government)
Around 100 Kawazu-zakura cherry trees from Kitakami, Japan, are planted near the Glass Art Museum and Vision Museum. (Image source / Hsinchu City Government)
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