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Even casual snapshots look like artistic paintings. Asia’s largest cypress sacred tree grove.

Published: 2026-09-24 👁 100 views
Last updated 2026-09-24 — The Lili Magao Eco-Park in Yilan has recently officially opened to the public. It boasts natural landscapes that could compete for World Heritage status, and one of its three main highlights — the Qilan Sacred Tree Park — is the largest cypress sacred tree grove in Asia...

By / MOOK Scenic Spots Editorial Team, compiled and reported

Located in Yilan, the Lili Magao Eco-Park has recently officially opened to the public. It boasts natural landscapes that could compete for World Heritage status, and one of its three main highlights — the Qilan Sacred Tree Park — is the largest cypress sacred tree grove in Asia. The Council for Cultural Affairs is also actively advocating for its inclusion as the world's only biological heritage site on the World Heritage list. The scenery here is truly breathtaking. Strolling through the forest, you can enjoy sunlight filtering through the trees. It's a great spot for photos all year round, with different beautiful scenes and features to admire and capture in each season.

Lush greenery that evokes an atmosphere of Ambush from Ten Sides (Image source / Lili Magao Eco-Park)

Sunlight filtering through the forest like a sheer veil (Image source / Lili Magao Eco-Park)

Starry night skies and the Milky Way (Image source / Lili Magao Eco-Park)

The beauty of winter snow crystals (Image source / Lili Magao Eco-Park)

Incredibly healing mushroom snowscape (Image source / Lili Magao Eco-Park)

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