By MOOK Scenic Spots Editorial Team
As one of the annual must-visit cherry blossom spots and a major highlight, the Formosan Aboriginal Culture Village Cherry Blossom Festival kicks off on February 2nd. This year marks the 17th edition of the festival, where over 5,000 cherry blossom trees bloom in succession, painting the entire hillside of the park in shades of pink. Strolling through the cherry blossom woods with petals falling like rain feels like stepping into the scene of a romantic movie. You can also ride a Japanese-style rickshaw from Asakusa and dress up in traditional yukata, enjoying the scenery along the way as if you’ve traveled back in time to Japan’s Edo period. The most important highlight of the Formosan Aboriginal Culture Village Cherry Blossom Festival is the night cherry blossom spectacle — home to Taiwan’s No. 1 night cherry blossom viewing spot, its vibrant colors are dazzling and unforgettable.
The annual highlight, the Formosan Aboriginal Culture Village Cherry Blossom Festival, kicks off on February 2nd (Image source / Formosan Aboriginal Culture Village Cherry Blossom Festival)
The most important highlight of the Formosan Aboriginal Culture Village Cherry Blossom Festival is the night cherry blossom spectacle (Image source / Formosan Aboriginal Culture Village Cherry Blossom Festival)
The Formosan Aboriginal Culture Village Cherry Blossom Festival boasts Taiwan’s No. 1 night cherry blossom viewing spot (Image source / Formosan Aboriginal Culture Village Cherry Blossom Festival)
The night cherry blossoms at the Formosan Aboriginal Culture Village Cherry Blossom Festival are vibrant and leave a deep impression (Image source / Formosan Aboriginal Culture Village Cherry Blossom Festival)
Over 5,000 cherry blossom trees bloom in succession at the Formosan Aboriginal Culture Village Cherry Blossom Festival, painting the entire hillside in pink (Image source / Formosan Aboriginal Culture Village Cherry Blossom Festival)
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