By MOOK Scenic Spots Editorial Team, compiled and reported
The Eco Park in the Tongluo Industrial Area of Miaoli is famous for its bougainvillea sea pathway. The flowers usually begin to bloom in late January and continue until early March. This year, before the end of January, the bougainvilleas along the path have gradually started to blossom. With the crowds not yet pouring in, you can enjoy the beautiful sight of the bougainvillea walls.
This year, the bougainvilleas in the Eco Park of Miaoli’s Tongluo Industrial Area have bloomed earlier than usual. (Photo by lilianwang_tw)
Take advantage of the early bloom of the bougainvilleas and the lack of crowds to snap some natural photos of this floral wall. (Photo by gominkin)
Clusters of bougainvilleas, resembling strings of firecrackers, burst into bloom, creating from a distance a stunning golden-orange waterfall that stretches for hundreds of meters—an eye-catching sight. Aside from their ornamental value, bougainvillea leaves stay green year-round, grow quickly, and are resistant to pests, making them ideal for roof and fence beautification.
The cherry blossoms haven’t bloomed yet, but the bougainvilleas are gradually flourishing. (Photo by gominkin)
When the orange-yellow bougainvilleas cascade down from the walls, thousands of blossoms look like a golden waterfall pouring forth. This year, the bougainvilleas have bloomed early, and the cherry blossom trees above the bougainvillea sea pathway have not yet flowered. In a few more days, when the cherry blossoms come into full bloom, the pink flower path and golden-orange flower wall will intertwine, creating a unique and picturesque double flower path scene.
Last February, the bougainvilleas and cherry blossoms bloomed simultaneously, producing a uniquely beautiful double flower path spectacle that left a deep impression. (Photo by 飛翔在天際)
With a blooming period of about one month, this limited-time scenic beauty in Miaoli attracts many visitors every year. The vibrant and festive floral display, symbolizing wealth and prosperity, also makes it a popular spot for Lunar New Year outings.
Pink Kawazu-zakura cherries are romantically in bloom—stunning against the blue sky, perfect for photos
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