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Taiwan’s Largest Sunflower Sea Maze – Four Floral Zones, Must-Visit During Lunar New Year

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Last updated 2026-09-25 — A top Lunar New Year travel attraction, Kaohsiung’s “Sunflowers Welcome You to Shanlin” event in the Shanlin District will take place from January 27 to February 10 alongside Highway 181, featuring not only a sunflower maze but also a Lunar New Year market and related activities...

By MOOK Scenic Spots Family / Compiled & Reported
 
One of the most popular Lunar New Year destinations, Kaohsiung’s “Sunflowers Welcome You to Shanlin” event in the Shanlin District will be held from January 27 to February 10 along Highway 181. In addition to the flower sea maze, there will be a Lunar New Year market and other related activities—making it a must-visit floral spot for photos during your Lunar New Year travels.

The main sunflower maze zone and Moonlight Flower Field. (Photo / Sunflowers Welcome You to Shanlin, same below)

Taiwan’s largest sunflower sea in Shanlin spans four major floral zones. The main area is a 3-hectare sunflower maze where you can admire the blooms while navigating the labyrinth—it’s both fun and photogenic. The maze’s entrance and exit feature a city gate that blends modern and classic artistic elements.

Admire sunflowers while exploring the maze

From an aerial view, the maze also clearly displays the words “2019 I'd 30” (I Love Shanlin). From February 4 to 10, a Lunar New Year agricultural produce market and fair will also be held in front of the flower maze.

Aerial view of the maze’s “2019 I'd 30”.

The four floral zones include the main sunflower maze area, Moon眉 Flower Field, Shanlin Bridge Flower Field, and Xinzhuang Happiness Flower Field—totaling 29 hectares planted with vast seas of sunflowers, cosmos, and zinnias. With shades of pink, orange, white, red, yellow, and mixed colors, the swaying vibrant blooms are incredibly soothing.

The mixed-color flower fields are super colorful.

The sunflower fields resemble little winter suns, extremely heartwarming.

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