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The Fire-red Cotton Tree Flower Avenue: A New Hotspot for Blossom Viewing

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Last updated 2026-09-25 — If you're looking to admire the fiery sea of cotton tree blossoms, besides Baihe’s Linchupi and Dongluo Creek, there’s another hidden gem in Changhua located near Xin Guang Village, Zhutang Township — take the path along Xintian Lane toward the embankment. Rows of towering cotton trees stand amidst lush green...

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Want to enjoy the blazing red sea of cotton tree blossoms? In addition to Baihe’s Linchupi and Dongluo Creek, Changhua boasts another secret cotton blossom spot. Located on Xintian Lane in Xin Guang Village, Zhutang Township, leading toward the embankment, rows of tall cotton trees stand in the middle of emerald-green rice paddies — the stunning scenery has visitors clicking their cameras nonstop, making it a new spring blossom hotspot.

Cotton tree avenue in bloom in Zhutang Township (Photo provided by molly888666, the same below)

The fire-red cotton tree avenue in Zhutang stretches around 100 meters, creating a striking contrast with the adjacent green rice fields. The view is highly eye-catching from afar. Late March to mid-April is when the flowers are at their peak, so visitors eager to see them should plan their trip early. The trees here are nearly 30 years old, each towering and densely covered with abundant blooms, recently attracting many tourists for photo opportunities.

Besides enjoying the cotton trees in Zhutang, you might also want to explore other blossom spots in Changhua, including the cotton tree avenue and the chinaberry tree boulevard along Dongluo Creek, or visit Tianwei Highway Garden to admire its sea of flowers — perfect for family trips during holidays.

Chinaberry tree bicycle path along Dongluo Creek (Photo provided by bb211019)

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