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Catch the Last of the Hydrangea Bloom: Six Scenic Spots for Mountain Flowers & Cuisine

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Last updated 2026-09-26 — Farmers in the Zhuzihhu area have diversified into the flower industry. In addition to calla lilies, the region’s cool, humid climate and slightly acidic soil are particularly well-suited for growing hydrangeas. The government also subsidizes farmers to cultivate hydrangea seedlings, and the number of local growers has been steadily increasing...

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Farmers in the Zhuzihhu area have diversified into the flower industry. In addition to calla lilies, the region’s cool, humid climate and slightly acidic soil are particularly well-suited for growing hydrangeas. The government also subsidizes farmers to cultivate hydrangea seedlings, and the number of local hydrangea growers has been steadily increasing to ensure stable production and promote diverse leisure development in the Zhuzihhu area.

Colorful and vibrant hydrangeas.

Around 7 to 8 varieties of hydrangeas are grown in Zhuzihhu, offering a diverse color palette including pure white, pink with red edges, pink, mauve, light blue, and blue. The gardens also feature both large-flowered and medium-flowered varieties, with richly saturated hues and layered tones that create a stunning, ever-changing spectacle—perfect for photos. Many visitors also plan to enjoy afternoon tea and seasonal dishes at the farm restaurants, cafes, or dining spots on the mountain, making it an ideal choice for a short trip just outside the city.

The hydrangea fields are incredibly beautiful and a popular spot for photos and social media.

From late May to early July, six hydrangea farms in Zhuzihhu and Dingshan offer visitors flower-viewing and photography opportunities, including Cai Fu Calla Lily Farm, Hua Gu Calla Lily Garden, Ming Yang Pu Leisure Farm, Da Shang Yuan, Da Ti Tian Flower Eco-Farm, and Gao Jia Hydrangea Garden. Visitors are advised to contact the farms in advance or make dining reservations.

Blue-purple hydrangeas are especially favored by flower-viewing tourists.

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Da Ti Tian Flower Eco-Farm (Shui Wei)
Address: No. 33-7, Zhuzihhu Rd., Beitou District, Taipei City
Phone: 0928-123152, 0928-831151
Entrance fee: NT$100 (for viewing and photography, redeemable for purchases excluding meals)
Dining services also available by reservation
 
Gao Jia Hydrangea Garden (Shui Che Liao Trail)
Address: No. 30, Zhuzihhu Rd., Beitou District, Taipei City
Phone: 0922-105012
Entrance fee: NT$100 (viewing and photography only)

Cai Fu Hydrangeas.

Cai Fu Calla Lily Farm (Dingshan)
Address: No. 67-10, Zhuzihhu Rd., Beitou District, Taipei City (200m ahead, bottom of Dingshan)
Phone: 0928-624802
Entrance fee: NT$100 (for photos and flower viewing, exchangeable for equivalent-value flowers)
Dining services also available at the farm

 
Hua Gu Calla Lily Garden (Dingshan)
Address: No. 68, Zhuzihhu Rd., Beitou District, Taipei City
Phone: 0925-382988
Entrance fee: NT$100 (for viewing and photography, redeemable for farm purchases)
Dining services also available at the garden
 
Mingyang Pu Leisure Farm (Dinghu)
Address: Next to No. 63-1, Zhuzihhu Road, Beitou District, Taipei City
Contact Number: 0926-536079
Admission fee: NT$100, which allows entry for sightseeing and photography and can be used as credit for on-site consumption
The farm also offers catering services
 
Dayashang Garden (Dinghu)
Address: No. 67, Zhuzihhu Road, Beitou District, Taipei City
Contact Numbers: 0914-060199, 0952-118498
Admission fee: NT$100, for sightseeing and photography only



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