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20,000 lavender plants in full view – Taiwan’s largest free-entry lavender farm

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Last updated 2026-09-26 — Aside from the romantic wisteria, the stunning lavender fields are also one of the most beautiful spring sights. Located in Miaoli, Grace Herb Farm is Taiwan’s largest lavender cultivation area, spanning 7,000 pyeong and planting 20,000...

By MOOK Scenic Spots Editorial Team

Aside from the romantic wisteria, the stunning lavender fields are also one of the most beautiful spring sights. Located in Miaoli, Grace Herb Farm is Taiwan’s largest lavender cultivation area, spanning 7,000 pyeong and planting 20,000 lavender plants. The fields have recently entered their blooming season, transforming the farm into a romantic purple dreamland.

Grace Herb Farm is Taiwan’s largest lavender field (Photo credit: Grace Herb Farm, the same below)

Lavender has recently entered its blooming season

Grace Herb Farm’s lavender season runs from March to May each year. Not only is it open to visitors free of charge, but the farm owners also invite guests to experience planting, harvesting, and essential oil extraction firsthand. The farm was originally established to help rehabilitated individuals reintegrate into society by cultivating skills in farming and product development, giving it special significance.

Beautiful and vibrant lavender flowers

Grace Herb Farm spans 7,000 pyeong and plants 20,000 lavender plants

Besides admiring the beautiful lavender fields, the farm also produces handmade soaps, shampoos, body washes, and skincare products using essential oils and hydrosols made from its own herbs. These products are free from harmful substances and synthetic fragrances, offering a gentle experience and returning to the pure scent of lavender. They are also eco-friendly, as they can be decomposed by soil.

Grace Herb Farm is open to the public free of charge

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