Every early summer, when the snow-white tung flowers are in full bloom, tung blossom festivals kick off across Taiwan. Among them, Miaoli County—home to a large Hakka population and blessed with convenient transportation—hosts vibrant tung blossom events in towns such as Sanyi and Nanzhuang, establishing itself as the true “Land of Tung Blossoms.” The “2010 Miaoli Hakka Tung Blossom Festival Opening Ceremony and Tung Blossom Concert” was grandly held, and at this year’s “Taipei International Travel Fair,” the theme “Loving the Mountain City, Tongyou Miaoli” was showcased to highlight Miaoli’s unique beauty.
Stroll along snowy white tung blossom trails
To help visitors explore Miaoli’s mountain scenery smoothly, the Miaoli County Government’s Bureau of International Culture and Tourism has printed 60,000 copies of the “Tongyou Miaoli Guide Passport” for free distribution. The passport compiles information on tung blossom trails, tung blossom souvenirs, festival events, as well as food, accommodation, and transportation across Miaoli. It not only allows tourists to fully enjoy the beauty of falling tung blossoms but also helps them plan a complete itinerary. During the tung blossom festival, visitors can visit any of the designated tung blossom trails in the passport, take a selfie at the specified photo spot, and paste it in the passport. By completing visits and photos at 3, 5, or 10 spots, you can exchange your passport for different gifts at the Miaoli County Tourism Service Center.
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