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After admiring the leek flowers, stroll along the goldenrain tree avenue – three stunning flower seas are currently in full bloom

Published: 2026-11-08 👁 101 views
Last updated 2026-11-08 — As autumn arrives, besides enjoying the romantic maple reds and larch trees, you can also catch the last wave of the September Snow leek flower sea and the golden-rain-like Taiwanese goldenrain trees. The September Snow can be seen not only in Taoyuan but also in the Changhua area...

By MOOK Scenic Spots Editorial Team

As autumn arrives, besides enjoying the romantic maple reds and larch trees, you can also catch the last wave of the September Snow leek flower sea and the golden-rain-like Taiwanese goldenrain trees. The September Snow can be seen not only in Taoyuan but also in the Changhua area, where vast expanses of blooming leek flowers rival those in Daxi in magnificence. You can also visit the nearby wild ginger flower farm before heading to the 1.5-kilometer-long Dongluo Goldenrain Tree Avenue to admire the spectacular beauty of Taiwan.

Changhua’s three major flower seas are breathtaking (Photo provided by Molly, Fan Shilin)

1. Leek flowers

Changhua leek flower sea (Photo provided by Molly)

Around the Mid-Autumn Festival each year, besides the September Snow in Taoyuan’s Longtan and Daxi, the leek flower fields near the Daxin Work Area in Tianzhong, Changhua, also burst into a snow-white bloom, forming a magnificent white flower sea that resembles a blanket of snow. It attracts many visitors to stop and admire, take photos, and revel in the sight of the leek flowers spread like snow across the ground, swaying in the wind with a northern charm that is truly enchanting.

Changhua leek flower sea (Photo provided by Molly)

The leek flowers are in their final blooming period – visitors eager to see them should seize the opportunity.
 
Location: 23.8544834,120.5704424 (Near the Daxin Work Area in Tianzhong)

Changhua leek flower sea (Photo provided by Molly)

2. Wild ginger flowers

Changhua wild ginger flower sea (Photo provided by Fan Shilin)

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