By MOOK Scenic Spots Editorial Team
The renowned Huatan attraction “Three Springs Old Tree,” which attracted many visitors last year thanks to its painted rice fields, returns in its second year with a brand-new look. This year’s painted rice field is situated at the junction of Banjiu Road and Zhonggou Industrial Road in Yongchun Village, covering an area of about half a hectare. The artwork has now reached its most beautiful stage, inviting visitors to admire the magnificent scenery. In addition, travelers can also explore popular nearby spots in Huatan and Dacun Township to enrich their journey.
2017 Huatan Painted Rice Fields (Photo / Flying in the Sky)
1. Huatan Painted Rice Fields Photo / Flying in the Sky
2017 Huatan Painted Rice Fields (Photo / Flying in the Sky)
This year’s rice field art features imagery of a golden rooster and a carp motif, complemented by 3D painted walls and a sunflower maze, connecting surrounding agricultural attractions and boosting tourism in Huatan.
2017 Huatan Painted Rice Fields (Photo / Flying in the Sky)
2. Double Heart Pond
Located in Changhua, the Double Heart Pond was specially designed to mimic the iconic double-heart stone weirs of Penghu. Nearby residents often come here to watch the sunset and admire the lotus flowers, enjoying the simple, pastoral charm. After gaining popularity, it has become a favorite photo spot for couples.
Double Heart Pond (Photo / Council of Agriculture)
3. Jinchang Coffee Roastery
Jinchang Coffee Roastery not only boasts a European Baroque-style exterior but is also surrounded by many romantic landscapes, such as horse-drawn carriages, pianos, and garden ponds. It has become a hot topic online, attracting many visitors to take photos and enjoy the ambiance, as if stepping into a European noble estate.
Changhua’s Jinchang Coffee Roastery is Taiwan’s first Baroque-style building (Photo / IG: cccccc.b)
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