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Ghostly scenes hidden in the countryside – Vast fields of snow-white buckwheat blossoms quietly bloom

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Last updated 2026-09-25 — The romantic buckwheat field scene from the Korean drama "Goblin" is one of the must-visit spots for many K-drama fans. Standing amidst the vast sea of snow-white flowers feels like stepping into heaven. Meanwhile, in the rural area of Erlin, Changhua, there are also expansive buckwheat fields in full...

By MOOK Scenic Spots Editorial Team

The romantic buckwheat field scene from the Korean drama "Goblin" is one of the must-visit spots for many K-drama fans. Standing amidst the vast sea of snow-white flowers feels like stepping into heaven. Meanwhile, in the rural area of Erlin, Changhua, there are also expansive buckwheat fields in full bloom, their snow-white, radiant blossoms resembling a snowfall, creating a northern atmosphere that attracts many visitors to stop and admire or take photos.

Buckwheat fields in full bloom in Erlin, Changhua (Photo provided by molly888666)

Buckwheat blossoms (Photo provided by molly888666)

December is the season when buckwheat blooms and seeds. Along both sides of Rulin Road between Erlin and Xiangtianli in Erlin, Changhua, fields are covered with buckwheat flowers that look like snowflakes — incredibly picturesque and romantic. Vast buckwheat fields are quite rare in Taiwan, with only a few large-scale plantings currently found in Erlin, Changhua; Jiali, Tainan; and Shoufeng, Hualien.

Buckwheat fields reminiscent of "Goblin" scenes (Photo provided by molly888666)

After admiring the vast sea of snow-white buckwheat flowers, you can also see rows of beautiful coral trees nearby, which are currently in vibrant full bloom.

Coral trees near the Erlin buckwheat fields (Photo provided by molly888666)

【Info】
Erlin Buckwheat Fields
Location: No. 126, Section 2, Rulin Road, Erlin Township, Changhua County (around Xiangtian Elementary School)
 

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