By MOOK Scenic Spots Editorial Team
Taoyuan is an urban destination perfect for flower appreciation. Aside from the annual Calla Lily Festival, there are also many beautiful flower farms to explore, including Xiangyang Farm, Taoyuan Fairy Valley, and Daxi Flower Sea Farm. Each park offers different flowers across the seasons, making it ideal for visitors to plan a flower-viewing and nature outing trip during holidays.
The outdoor landscaping at Futoen Flower Garden Farm is a super-popular photography spot (Photo / Taoyuan City Government)
1. Futoen Farm
Futoen Garden Farm has served as a filming location for many idol dramas. With its vast flower fields and European-style landscaping, it attracts numerous fans and tourists. Modeled after Hokkaido’s Futoen Farm, this 2-hectare rainbow flower field features blooms such as lavender, cosmos, sunflowers, and colorful snapdragons, ensuring continuous floral beauty throughout the year.
Address: No. 22-8, Pweiwei, Fuxing Village, Daxi Township, Taoyuan County (500 meters in front of Cihu)
Business Hours: 09:00 – 18:00
Futoen Garden Farm (Photo / Futoen Garden Farm)
2. Xiangyang Farm
In addition to its expansive sunflower fields, Xiangyang Farm sees vibrant blooms of colorful snapdragons and purple lavender from January to April each year. Together with freshly blooming sunflowers, they create a stunningly colorful flower field — a great spot for a holiday getaway.
The sunflower sea at Xiangyang Farm is splendidly beautiful (Photo / Xiangyang Farm)
Covering 18,000 pyeong, Xiangyang Farm is the largest sunflower-themed farm in northern Taiwan. Sunflower season runs from May to October, and the farm has free admission. Beyond its expansive seasonal flower fields, the site also offers a brick-oven baking area, outdoor educational programs, DIY activities, souvenirs, and a themed restaurant.
Lavender at Xiangyang Farm (Photo / Xiangyang Farm)
Address: No. 52, Lane 11, Lanpu Village, Guanyin District, Taoyuan CityBusiness
Hours: 09:00 - 18:00
※ Free admission
Colorful snapdragons (Photo / Xiangyang Farm)
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