By MOOK Scenic Spots / Reported and compiled by Christopher
Green tunnel attractions have recently sparked a pilgrimage craze among tourists and photography enthusiasts. The depth of field and vibrant greenery have led to the discovery of many hidden gems. In the Xinying District of Tainan, there lies an abandoned military camp—Changsheng Camp—where a shade-lined avenue woven by old banyan trees is hidden. Sunlight filters through the dense canopy, casting onto the pathway, creating not only a cool and pleasant atmosphere but also a fantastical scene that’s perfect for visitors looking to enjoy nature.
The shade-lined avenue at Changsheng Camp (Image source / Changsheng Camp 'Evergreen Shade', photo by Wu Renbang)
The Π-shaped green tunnel at Changsheng Camp (Image source / Changsheng Camp 'Evergreen Shade')
The Π-shaped green tunnel at Changsheng Camp, woven by old banyan trees (Image source / Changsheng Camp 'Evergreen Shade', photo by Wu Renbang)
The magical old banyan trees at Changsheng Camp (Image source / Changsheng Camp 'Evergreen Shade', photo by Wu Renbang)
The Π-shaped green tunnel at Changsheng Camp, which, thanks to tree protection campaigns, has preserved large areas of green space and ecological habitats, preventing unnecessary and excessive concrete development. This ensures the lasting beauty of Changsheng Camp, allowing future generations to enjoy scenery comparable to the Sicao Green Tunnel in Taijiang.
Aerial view of Changsheng Camp (Image source / Changsheng Camp 'Evergreen Shade')
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