Taiwan’s Largest Sunflower Maze Opens—A Must-Visit Floral Destination for Spring Travel
By MOOK Scenic Spots Editorial Team
Kaohsiung’s Shanlin District boasts an expansive 25-hectare sea of flowers, featuring vibrant blooms such as sunflowers, cosmos, and zinnias that create a kaleidoscope of colors. Additionally, it features Taiwan’s largest sunflower field maze, covering 3 hectares, where visitors can not only admire the flowers but also wander through flower-lined paths, offering a delightful and romantic experience—making it a perfect spot for flower viewing during the Lunar New Year.
Shanlin Sunflower Sea (Photo / Shanlin District Office, Kaohsiung City; same below)
Taiwan’s Largest Sunflower Maze
This year’s Shanlin Flower Field Maze is located along Provincial Highway 181 near the exit of Yueguang Mountain Tunnel, featuring four major flower zones: “Moonlight Flower Field,” “Yuemei Flower Field,” “Shanlin Bridge Flower Field,” and “Xinzhuang Happiness Flower Field.” The main floral display consists of golden sunflowers, complemented by cosmos and zinnias.
The main floral display consists of golden sunflowers, complemented by cosmos and zinnias.
The best time to view the flowers is from February 15 (New Year’s Eve) to February 25. In addition to the colorful floral landscapes, the site also features dozens of fun and creative art installations to enhance your photo opportunities. Moreover, there will be lively daily markets and musical performances, making it an ideal choice for New Year outings.
Sunflower Maze Event: “Bring Your Furry Friend on an Adventure—Take Your Pet into the Maze”
【Info】
Sunflowers Welcome You to Shanlin
Location: No. 6 Shian Road, Shanlin District, Kaohsiung City
Flowering Period: February 10 – February 25, 2018
Colorful Flower Seas—Perfect Spring Travel Destinations!\nNew Year Flower Viewing Spot Cheat Sheet
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