By MOOK Scenic Spots Editorial Team
Located outside the Farming Water Conservancy Cultural Relics Exhibition Hall in Linnei, Yunlin, there’s a European-style bald cypress attraction. Dense, vibrant bald cypresses line both sides of the irrigation channel, paired with a nearby waterwheel, creating the illusion of stepping into a romance drama. The special landscaping outside the exhibition hall blends into the romantic scenery, and with sunlight streaming through, the colors become even more vivid and lively.
Bald cypress at the Farming Water Conservancy Cultural Relics Exhibition Hall (Photo provided by linghui7052)
Linnei Farming Water Conservancy Museum (Photo provided by odw.photo)
Bald cypress at the Farming Water Conservancy Cultural Relics Exhibition Hall (Photo provided by 1996_0318)
Covering an area of about 2 hectares, the Farming Water Conservancy Cultural Relics Exhibition Hall is Taiwan’s first cultural relics exhibition hall themed around water conservancy. The hall displays the development of water conservancy in Taiwan’s agricultural society. In addition, the tall bald cypresses along the outdoor irrigation channels turn red in autumn and winter, transforming the scenery into something that looks like a movie set, attracting many visitors to take photos.
Bald cypress at the Farming Water Conservancy Cultural Relics Exhibition Hall (Photo provided by yi.105)
Bald cypress at the Farming Water Conservancy Cultural Relics Exhibition Hall (Photo provided by wayne_561)
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