Text by MOOK Scenic Spots Christopher | Photos by Huang Feng
Taiwan is rich in natural beauty, with many stunning landscapes hidden in rural streets and alleys. Travelers often stumble upon breathtaking scenery, and through social media sharing, these hidden gems can be discovered by more people. A photography enthusiast from Taichung often spends his leisure time exploring Taiwan’s picturesque waterscapes. Recently, he discovered a magical hidden spot in the Waipu area.
Waipu’s Super Hidden Banyan Avenue (Photo by Huang Feng)
Located on a small field path near the Waipu District cleaning facility, a row of dense and lush banyan trees bursts forth vibrantly. A vast expanse of shimmering yellow leaves gently covers and accents the dense green foliage, creating a strikingly beautiful contrast of colors. Paired with the expansive sky and fields, the scenery is intoxicating and indescribably beautiful. Walking along Banyan Avenue to the Kouzi levee, you can also take in the view of the Dajia River. Admiring Banyan Avenue under the setting sun is truly a mesmerizing experience.
Banyan Avenue is located on a small field path near the Waipu District cleaning facility, where a row of dense and lush banyan trees bursts forth vibrantly (Photo by Huang Feng)
Banyan Avenue’s vast expanse of shimmering yellow leaves gently covers and accents the dense green foliage, creating a strikingly beautiful contrast (Photo by Huang Feng)
Looking from Iron Anvil Mountain toward the Dajia River Canyon, the mountains, water, and banyan trees complement each other, creating a picturesque scene as beautiful as a painting.
Viewing the Banyan Avenue scenery from Iron Anvil Mountain toward the Dajia River Canyon (Photo by Huang Feng)
Banyan Avenue and the Dajia River Canyon, where mountains, water, and banyan trees complement each other, create a picturesque scene as beautiful as a painting (Photo by Huang Feng)
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