By MOOK Scenic Spots Christopher | Photos provided by Flying in the Sky
Spring is the season when flowers bloom in full splendor, and cherry blossoms across Taiwan are gradually coming into bloom. Beyond the well-known cherry blossom festivals, there are many hidden spots in Taiwan where visitors can enjoy the beauty of cherry blossoms without the crowds. Located in the Chunyang Tribe of Ren'ai Township, Nantou, wild mountain cherries along Provincial Highway 14 are currently in bloom, turning the road into a pink blossom highway—where passengers can admire the swaying blossoms from their vehicles.
Aerial view of Chunyang Tribe, Ren'ai Township, Nantou (Photo provided by Flying in the Sky)
Wild mountain cherries in bloom along both sides of Provincial Highway 14 in Chunyang Tribe (Photo provided by Flying in the Sky)
Provincial Highway 14 in Chunyang Tribe turned into a pink blossom highway, where passengers can admire the swaying blossoms from their vehicles (Photo provided by Flying in the Sky)
Chunyang Tribe is known as the hometown of cherry blossoms, with a simple and warm tribal culture where locals still preserve rich traditional customs. The tribe is set in beautiful surroundings, especially Hege Mount Fuji, which boasts abundant natural ecology. Additionally, just three kilometers from the tribe lies the Chunyang Wild Stream Hot Springs, affectionately called the "secret garden" by residents. For travelers who love both cherry blossoms and hot springs, this is the perfect place to enjoy both experiences, as well as shop for high-mountain agricultural products and experience traditional indigenous culture.
Chunyang Tribe is known as the hometown of cherry blossoms, with a simple and warm tribal culture where locals still preserve rich traditional customs (Photo provided by Flying in the Sky)
The tribe is set in beautiful surroundings, especially Hege Mount Fuji, which boasts abundant natural ecology (Photo provided by Flying in the Sky)
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