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Chenglin Agarwood Scented Forest Museum, known as the Taiwanese version of Kenrokuen Garden, is located in Huwei, Yunlin. It was originally free to enter until the end of 2017. Due to an overwhelmingly positive response from visitors, it remains free of charge. Recently, nighttime landscape lighting has been installed, and a “Starry Night Edition” will be launched on May 1Chenglin Agarwood Scented Forest Museum”will allow nighttime entry for visitors with a small admission fee.
Chenglin Agarwood Scented Forest Museum will begin installing nighttime landscape lights at the end of April (Photo / Chenglin Agarwood Scented Forest Museum, the same below)
Due to an overwhelmingly positive response from visitors, it remains free of charge for entry
Covering an area of about 5.8 hectares, Chenglin Agarwood Scented Forest Museum is Asia’s only agarwood ecological park. Outdoors, there is an elegant Japanese garden, a sandbox area, and the most eye-catching large landscape ecological pond, known as the “Mini Central Lake.” The park's Japanese Zen-style landscaping is simple and elegant, with over 80 varieties of trees planted throughout the garden for visitors to enjoy.
The large landscape ecological pond, known as the “Mini Central Lake”
The park's Japanese Zen-style landscaping is simple and elegant
Indoors, there are various exquisite wooden artworks, including the world’s largest thousand-year-old sacred tree from Alishan and a two-story-high thousand-year-old agarwood log. It is a high-quality agarwood ecological park that combines nature, environmental protection, and excellence, and has become a new photography landmark for travelers in Yunlin.
Indoors, there are various exquisite wooden artworks
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