The Hollyhock Wheat Field Flower Tunnel: Collect All Four Major Flower Viewing Spots in Tainan in One Go

By MOOK Scenic Spots Editorial Team

Every spring when flowers are in full bloom, besides historical sites and delicious food, the suburban areas of Tainan also offer beautiful flower seas and tunnels to admire, including hollyhocks, Xuejia wheat fields, and small-leaved ligustrum tunnels. Each spot is perfect for visitors to take photos and enjoy the blossoms, making it an ideal destination for holiday travel.

1. Hollyhock Flower Sea
The blooming season for hollyhocks in Xuejia, Tainan, is from mid-to-late March to April each year. Flower enthusiasts can visit the Guanghua Li Community in Xuejia to admire them. Commonly known as “one-zhang red,” hollyhocks differ from other places that mainly feature cosmos or sunflower seas. With a 5.5-hectare expanse of tall hollyhocks, it feels like stepping into a real flower forest, leaving visitors truly amazed. April is the best time to enjoy the blossoms—don’t miss the chance to visit.

2. Wheat Field
Tainan’s Xuejia boasts Taiwan’s largest wheat field, covering an area of 206 hectares. Due to its saline soil, it is highly suitable for wheat cultivation. Every March, when the wheat ripens, the golden stalks swaying in the wind glisten brilliantly under the sun, resembling a stunning landscape painting.

3. Small-Leaved Ligustrum Tunnel
Located along Provincial Highway 174 in Xuejia District, Tainan City, the avenue is lined with small-leaved ligustrum trees that have sprouted fresh leaves, forming a lush green tunnel. The interwoven greenery allows sunlight to stream through the gaps during the day, casting a magical glow—a view so captivating that visitors can't help but stop and take photos.