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A Unique Autumn at Jingfang Garden: Brilliant Bald Cypress Foliage

Published: 2026-09-25 👁 100 views
Last updated 2026-09-25 — As the weather cools, the red autumn leaves seem ready to burst forth, sparking much anticipation. But aside from maple viewing, there are still plenty of beautiful sights to enjoy with the colorful autumn hues — such as at Jingfang Garden in Changhua County, nestled along the scenic trail of Tianwei Highway...

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The weather is turning cooler, and the red autumn leaves are poised to appear, drawing much excitement. But beyond maple viewing, there are still many stunning autumn scenes to admire.

Tall bald cypress trees stand in rows, creating a delightful sight. (Photo credit: Jingfang Garden)

Tall bald cypress trees stand in rows, with a vast lake view nearby that adds an exotic atmosphere. (Photo credit: Jingfang Garden)

Jingfang Garden in Changhua County is located along the garden path of Tianwei Highway. The expansive leisure farm welcomes visitors with beautiful bald cypress trees standing tall in rows amidst flowing water. As the bald cypress is native to swampy areas, Jingfang Garden has created an ecological waterway to help the trees thrive in Taiwan. Typically, they sprout in spring, and as deep autumn arrives, their leaves turn golden yellow. By winter, the leaves have fallen, presenting different appearances in each season. Their shape resembles Christmas trees, crafting a charming rural scene reminiscent of foreign countryside — which has made the bald cypress highly popular.

The bald cypress changes with the seasons, forming different scenic beauties throughout the year. (Photo credit: Jingfang Garden)

The bald cypress changes with the seasons, forming different scenic beauties throughout the year. (Photo credit: Jingfang Garden)

In autumn, the bald cypress trees display shades of fiery red and golden yellow, creating a stunning landscape. (Photo credit: Jingfang Garden)

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