By MOOK Scenic Spots Editorial Team
Autumn is the prime season for miscanthus flowers. With the wind gently swaying their graceful spikes, the beautiful blossoms stand proudly against the sky, dancing with the breeze. The entire valley seems to roll with waves of miscanthus, resembling silver surf, while the distant clouds and fresh breeze create a serene and delightful atmosphere. The “Grass Mountain Ancient Trail Miscanthus Flower Season” event allows visitors to enjoy the rich natural ecology and cultural artistry of the Northeast Coast, as well as experience an elegant and relaxing time.
The sight of miscanthus flowers dancing bravely in the autumn wind is a must-shoot event for many photography enthusiasts during fall (Image provided by the Northeast Coast and Yilan Coast National Scenic Area Administration)
Hikers and fans of ancient trails can also admire the sea of white miscanthus blossoms when the flowers are in full bloom, offering breathtaking scenery. The peak blooming period is in November, and many travelers have already started planning their November miscanthus flower trips. By visiting the ancient trail, you can also experience the charm of the mountain and sea landscape, view the “Tiger” character and the “Heroically Subduing the Barbarian Mist” stone steles inscribed by Qing Dynasty censor Liu Mingdeng, and enjoy the panoramic views of Dali Coast – truly a worthwhile destination!
Miscanthus flowers flutter across the Grass Mountain Ancient Trail, and the vast sea of blooms is a must-see autumn spectacle (Photo / Northeast Coast and Yilan Coast National Scenic Area Administration)
In the past, the Grass Mountain Ancient Trail served as a historic route connecting Keelung and Yilan. From the mountain pass in Yilan, you can even see Turtle Island, making it one of the most popular hiking routes on the Northeast Coast National Trail.
Yangmingshan is already blanketed with a white sea of miscanthus flowers (Photo / Yangmingshan National Park)
Additionally, Yangmingshan has also been covered with a white wave of flowers. The Yangmingshan National Park Administration recently posted updates on the flower conditions, showing that the blooming miscanthus forms a vast sea of blossoms, dyeing the entire mountaintop in a beautiful shade of white. Since weekends tend to be crowded and may affect the flower-viewing experience, it is recommended that visitors go during weekdays.
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