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October is just around the corner. As you leave work in the evening, a gentle breeze and a falling leaf remind us that autumn is quietly approaching. In this cool and comfortable climate, it’s the perfect time to plan an autumn getaway. Around the world, landscapes are donning their red, yellow, and orange autumn hues. Explore these countries with their unique fall scenery, pack your bags, and add a splash of color to your autumn this year.
Showa Memorial Park was built to commemorate the 50th anniversary of Emperor Showa's reign. Spanning 180 hectares (equivalent to 6.5 Chiang Kai-shek Memorials!), it is the largest recreational area in the Greater Tokyo area.
The best time to view ginkgo trees is usually from mid to late November each year. Walk along the ginkgo-lined path “Kan-0?”, and you’ll be greeted by a tunnel of golden ginkgo leaves, with some already scattered on the ground. Aside from this spot, other ginkgo avenues across Japan also offer stunning sights. The park also features interesting facilities, making it perfect for families looking for a fun day out.
The ginkgo avenue at Showa Memorial Park is like a poetic painting, with its golden hues creating a dreamlike atmosphere.
Showa Memorial Park covers a vast area, offering different flowers to admire throughout the four seasons.
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“Mikuniyama” Mountain, also known as Silvergrass Mountain, stands at an elevation of 1,118 meters. Every year during the “Silvergrass Festival” in mid-October, the entire mountain transforms into a sea of silvergrass, with 200,000 pyeong (approx. 660,000 square meters) of blooming grass beloved by visitors. It attracts around 100,000 people annually. From the mountaintop, the open views are refreshing for both body and mind, and the gentle slopes make it suitable for families to enjoy hiking together. You can also choose to take a train for a scenic mountain railway experience.
Mikuniyama is located in Gangwon Province, South Korea, and is covered with silvergrass blooms every autumn.
The silvergrass blooming season is from October to early November each year, and taking photos with the vast fields of silvergrass will surely create unforgettable memories.
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Zhangjiajie, located in Hunan, China, is China’s first national forest park and is known as a “natural treasure of the world.” The floating mountains on Pandora in the sci-fi movie *Avatar* were inspired by this fairy-tale-like destination that combines mountains, water, and caves. Zhangjiajie is also one of China’s top spots for autumn foliage viewing. Starting from late October, visiting the best foliage spot “Huangshizhai” allows you to take in the red-hued peaks painted by autumn leaves and immerse yourself in the charming fall scenery.
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Zhangjiajie is China’s first national forest park, where majestic rock formations and valleys full of red leaves are must-see autumn sights.
In Zhangjiajie, you can take the “Bailong Elevator” to fully appreciate the beauty of this fairyland.
When it comes to autumn, you can’t forget Canada, known as the “Kingdom of Maple Leaves”! Maple leaves in Canada start turning red from mid-September each year, with the most famous being the 900-kilometer-long “Maple Road.” Stretching from Quebec southward, the vibrant colors continue all the way to Niagara Falls on the U.S.-Canada border. Along the route, you’ll pass through canyons, rivers, mountains, and lakes, with each maple tree offering its unique charm and breathtaking scenery. Immersed in the cool climate, it feels like being in a “maple leaf paradise.”
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Canada’s Maple Road stretches for hundreds of kilometers, with maple trees that are a feast for the eyes.
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The maple leaf viewing season in Canada lasts over a month, and its beautiful scenery attracted the famous Korean drama *Goblin* to film in Quebec.
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