The secret blue-purple flower sea is so romantic！ Taiwan's only jacaranda tunnel
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In spring and summer, apart from seeing the romantic wisteria flower sea, there is also Taiwan’s only jacaranda tunnel in Chiayi, which is currently in full bloom. The blue-purple flowers spread as far as the eye can see—strolling through it is incredibly romantic.
Taiwan’s only jacaranda tunnel (Photo provided by / look1221)
The jacaranda tunnel is about 800 meters long (Photo / Wandering on the Clouds of Alishan)
The jacaranda tunnel is located on the flood prevention path of Lushan Bridge in Yuanlinzi Community, Chiayi City, stretching approximately 800 meters. The densely planted jacaranda trees on both sides of the road burst into blue-purple blooms every April to May, forming a romantic floral tunnel and turning into a hidden flower-viewing spot in Chiayi.
Blue-purple flowers spread as far as the eye can see (Photo / Wandering on the Clouds of Alishan)
The jacaranda tunnel is not far from the city center. After enjoying the flowers, you can also visit other popular attractions, including the Chiayi Cultural and Creative Park, Guiyi Forest Life Village, Forest Song, and even head to Jiaxiang Garden Restaurant to admire the pink dendrobium orchid flower waterfall, planning a one-day trip itinerary.
Blue-purple flowers in full bloom every April to May (Photo / Wandering on the Clouds of Alishan)
The jacaranda tunnel is located on the flood prevention path of Lushan Bridge in Yuanlinzi Community, Chiayi City (Photo provided by / molly888666)
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