By MOOK Scenic Spots Chen Wenlin, compiled and reported
Located at the southeastern corner of Shilin District, Neishuangxi Nature Park covers an area of 104 hectares, making it Taipei’s largest forested nature park. With its rich ecology and diverse terrain, it rivals the scenery of Xitou and is often referred to as “Little Xitou of Taipei.” Recently entering early summer, angel’s trumpets and love flowers have quietly bloomed, forming vast and captivating flower fields.
Pink and purple angel’s trumpets bloom romantically in Neishuangxi Nature Park. (Photo/Taipei Slope x Environmental Education)
Neishuangxi Nature Park boasts rich ecological features and diverse terrain, hence its nickname “Little Xitou of Taipei.” (Photo/Taipei City Government)
Thanks to its abundant ecology, Neishuangxi Nature Park offers different floral varieties to admire all year round. Whether it’s the dreamy purple lavender or the trumpet-shaped Lilium longiflorum, each bloom attracts numerous visitors. Now, the park’s pink-purple angel’s trumpets and powder-blue love flowers are blossoming in succession, creating a vast and romantic sea of flowers — a must-see floral spectacle in early summer.
Powder-blue, large love flowers are also blooming one after another. (Photo/Taipei Slope x Environmental Education)
Covering a vast area, Neishuangxi Nature Park offers various floral species across seasons, making it a great destination for family outings. (Photo/Taipei City Government)
In line with the flowering season, Neishuangxi Nature Park has been offering free, no-appointment-needed entry for three consecutive weekends since May 12, 2018. Visitors can freely enter the park without applying, and on-site volunteer guides are available to provide tours, making it a perfect spot for family trips.
【Info】
Neishuangxi Nature Park
Address: Lane 150, Section 3, Zhishan Road, Shilin District, Taipei City
Opening Hours
Medicinal Plant Garden: Tuesday to Sunday, 09:00–16:00
Educational Area and Stone Cottage: Tuesday to Friday, 09:00–12:00 / 13:00–16:00
※ Closed on Mondays
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