A sea of golden daylilies quietly blooms, creating a vast yellow floral carpet — a must-photo spot.
Text by MOOK Scenic Spots / Chen Wenlin, compiled and reported
These golden, sun-kissed daylilies are one of summer’s most beloved floral sights. Besides the upcoming Huatung Valley Daylily Festival in August and September, a vast field of golden daylilies has recently begun to bloom near the passenger service center at Taichung Port. Their early blossoming has transformed the land into a breathtaking yellow floral carpet.
Summer is the season when golden daylilies come into bloom. These golden-hued flowers quietly unfurl to form a floral carpet. (Photo provided by Huang Feng)
The golden daylily sea blooming near the passenger service center at Taichung Port is attracting the attention of many visitors. (Photo provided by Huang Feng)
In recent years, the Taichung Port Passenger Service Center has invested over a million New Taiwan Dollars in greening and beautification projects in front of the parking plaza, planting a variety of flowers, plants, and trees. The site is transitioning into more than just a hub for greeting travelers — it’s becoming a top destination for flower viewing and tourism.
The Taichung Port Passenger Service Center has invested in landscaping, planting a variety of flowers that bloom with the seasons, drawing tourists each year. (Photo provided by Huang Feng)
The greening project in front of the parking plaza at the Taichung Port Passenger Service Center has turned the area into not just a place to greet visitors, but also a great spot for flower-watching and leisure. (Photo provided by Huang Feng)
Although daylilies typically bloom in the height of summer, due to shifting climate patterns, a vast sea of blossoms has already appeared in early summer. This makes it the earliest blooming golden daylily field in Taiwan this year — a stunning sight that lifts the spirit.
The golden daylily sea near the Taichung Port Passenger Service Center has bloomed ahead of schedule. (Photo provided by Huang Feng)
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