Surrounded by the romance of golden pine needles: The best spots to admire bald cypress trees in Taoyuan
▲ Rows of bald cypress trees in varied hues. (Photo / Reposted from the Taoyuan Fairy Valley fan page)
Travel Center / Comprehensive Report
When maple leaves begin to wither and temperatures gradually drop, it not only signals the approach of winter but also officially marks the most beautiful season of the bald cypress trees. If you want to immerse yourself in the atmosphere surrounded by golden bald cypresses, there are four great spots in Taoyuan, northern Taiwan, where you can leisurely enjoy these trees. Don’t miss this once-a-year spectacular view—head out tomorrow!
Daxi Shiyuan Road
The bald cypress avenue on Shiyuan Road has become a popular destination in Taoyuan for viewing the golden foliage. Even though it’s not a hidden gem, it hasn’t stopped people from flocking to see the magnificent rows of these trees. Stretching about 1 kilometer, the two rows of cypress trees take on a stunning golden hue, compelling everyone who passes by to pause and admire this rare spectacle.
No. 558 Lane, Shiyuan Road, Daxi District, Taoyuan City
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Fuxing Taoyuan Fairy Valley
Renowned for its tulips, Taoyuan Fairy Valley also features tulips, golden maples, and ginkgo trees. The bald cypress trees here are equally captivating. There are three areas of bald cypress trees in the valley that gradually turn from green to golden as the weather changes. When the cypress trees turn golden, the tulips in the park also begin to bloom, offering a variety of scenic experiences all at once.
No. 1-8, Lane 5, Shanggao, Changxing Li, Fuxing District, Taoyuan City
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Bade Xiaoli Pond
The vast expanse of bald cypress trees located around Xiaoli Pond in Bade, Taoyuan, is truly a breathtaking hidden paradise. The dense woods create the illusion of entering a secluded utopia, with a seemingly endless view that offers an exotic atmosphere. Nearby, there’s also a large field of red quinoa, a rare winter sight.
No. 1, Lane 16, Fumi, Xiaoli Li, Bade District, Taoyuan City (surrounding area)
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Taoyuan Yushan Park
If you want to stroll along a bald cypress avenue without the hassle of traffic, Yushan Park near Yangming High School in Taoyuan is the perfect spot. This medium-sized community park is usually a comfortable place for residents to walk and exercise. When the leaves turn golden, the two rows of towering bald cypress trees brighten up the entire park, creating a supremely relaxing atmosphere.
Intersection of Hanzhong Street and Nanfeng 2nd Street, Taoyuan District, Taoyuan City
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