20,000 lavender plants in full view – Taiwan’s largest lavender farm is open to the public for free

By MOOK Scenic Spots Editorial Team

If you want to see a sea of purple flowers, aside from the romantic wisteria, the elegant lavender is also one of the most beautiful sights of spring. Located in Miaoli, Grace Herb Garden is Taiwan’s largest lavender cultivation area, spanning 7,000 ping and planting 20,000 lavender plants. It has recently entered its blooming season, transforming the farm into a romantic purple dreamland.

Grace Herb Garden’s lavender season runs annually from March to May. Not only is the farm open to visitors for free, but the owners also invite guests to experience planting, harvesting, and essential oil extraction firsthand. The farm was originally established to help rehabilitated individuals reintegrate into society by providing them with vocational skills in cultivation and product development, giving it special significance.

In addition to admiring the stunning lavender fields, visitors can also purchase Grace Herb Garden products. The farm uses its own herbs to produce essential oils and hydrosols, which are made into handmade soaps, shampoos, body washes, skincare products, and more. These items are free from harmful substances and artificial fragrances, making them gentle on the body. They offer the pure scent of lavender and are eco-friendly, biodegradable products that allow everyone to enjoy non-toxic home essentials.