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Taiwan's Longest Neem Tree Tunnel – A Springtime Romantic Green Oasis

Published: 2026-09-24 👁 100 views
Last updated 2026-09-24 — The Tabebuia Golden Avenue in Taibao City, Chiayi County, once became an overnight sensation. During the peak flowering season, holidays often see tens of thousands of visitors flocking here—busier than temple festivals. As the golden tabebuia flowering period draws to a close, the nearby neem tree green tunnel in Liujiao Township has emerged as a new hidden gem.

By MOOK Scenic Spots Christopher | Photos provided by Mr. Flip-Flops

Located in Taibao City, Chiayi County, the Tabebuia Golden Avenue once became an overnight sensation. During the peak flowering season, holidays often see tens of thousands of visitors flocking here—busier than temple festivals. As the golden tabebuia flowering period draws to a close, the nearby neem tree green tunnel in Liujiao Township has emerged as a new hidden gem. From March to April, when the neem trees are in full bloom, rows of tall, neatly interwoven greenery create a spectacular sight. At its peak, the sea of flowers even emits a faint fragrance, resembling a magical fairy-tale scene—with scenery that is by no means inferior to the golden tabebuia.

Neem Tree Green Tunnel in Liujiao Township, Chiayi (Photo provided by Mr. Flip-Flops)

After visiting the neem tree green tunnel, you can also head to the Liujia Dian Longevity Bridge in Liujiao Township to admire stunning night views (Photo source: Chiayi County Government)

In addition to the neem tree green tunnel, Liujiao Township in Chiayi County boasts many other attractions. The most famous is the over-100-year-old Suantou Sugar Refinery, along with highly photogenic painted villages and local-flavored attractions in Tanx?zhen??wei. Whether you're looking for a unique experience or just want to spend a relaxing day, you can plan a whole trip here and enjoy the area’s distinctive charm.
 

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