Lavender Forest reopens！ Expansive valley views and dreamy scenery make it a must-photograph spot
By MOOK Scenic Spots Editorial Team
Famous for its purple flower seas, the Lavender Forest in Jianshi, Hsinchu, unexpectedly closed in 2017 after 13 years of operation due to the expiration of its lease, leaving many visitors shocked and saddened. After a year of redevelopment, the Lavender Forest announced it would reopen at the original location on May 22, along with special promotional offers.
Lavender Forest Jianshi Store reopens after one year (Photo / Lavender Forest, same below)
The Jianshi Store boasts expansive scenic views
Lavender Forest Jianshi Store not only features romantic lavender fields, but also offers wide, open vistas due to its mountain location, making it a popular spot in Hsinchu and a great place to relax the mind and body. Many visitors enjoy strolling through the park, taking in the fragrance and tranquility of nature, and letting the romantic lavender fields soothe their tired minds and bodies.
Many visitors enjoy strolling through the park
The Jianshi Store is a popular attraction in Hsinchu
The reopened Jianshi Store still centers around the theme of lavender and has added many DIY activities to offer visitors a wider variety of experiences. At the same time, the operator has introduced an exclusive “old friends” discount — showing a photo taken at the Jianshi Store during the reopening period allows free entry.
Exclusive “old friends” discount offered during the Jianshi Store reopening period
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