The 4-Color "Painted Rice Fields" Have Arrived in Huatan, Changhua — Aerial Photos Reveal Q-Version Fireflies

▲Painted Rice Fields in Huatan, Changhua. (Photo /Flying in the SkyProvided)

By Reporter You T-ru / Comprehensive Report

Reporter You t
ru / Comprehensive Report


To promote the famous attraction "Three Springs Old Tree," Huatan Township in Changhua planted rice seedlings in four colors—yellow, red, white, and green—in the adjacent paddy fields in July. The entire field now displays painted patterns of fireflies, bamboo shoots, jasmine flowers, and more. The vibrant and adorable designs of the painted rice fields have attracted many visitors.▲Aerial view. (Photo /Flying in the Sky

Provided)

The Three Springs Old Tree is a banyan tree that once gained popularity across Taiwan due to a beverage commercial, but visitor numbers have declined over time. To revive its fame, the township office planned to create painted rice fields next to the tree. The patterns on the rice fields are now clearly visible, showcasing designs of fireflies, bamboo shoots, and jasmine flowers. An aerial view captures the full beauty of the paddy art.