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Cherry Blossoms in Full Bloom: Taiwan’s Most Beautiful Parking Lot Is at Aowanda

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Last updated 2026-09-24 — No need to travel abroad—breathtaking cherry blossom views can be enjoyed right here in Taiwan. The Yaezakura (double-flowered cherry blossoms) at Aowanda’s Shayin (Second) Parking Lot in Nantou have burst into full bloom, with masses of flowers resembling a vast pink screen. The stunning scenery has been hailed by many as...

By the MOOK Scenic Spots Family Travel Life Network Editorial Team
 
No need to travel abroad—breathtaking cherry blossom views can be enjoyed right here in Taiwan. The Yaezakura (double-flowered cherry blossoms) at Aowanda’s Shayin (Second) Parking Lot in Nantou have burst into full bloom, with masses of flowers resembling a vast pink screen. The stunning scenery has been hailed by many netizens as Taiwan’s most beautiful parking lot.

Taiwan’s most beautiful parking lot is in Nantou’s Aowanda. (Image source / Aowanda Information Station)

Cherry trees line the path, complementing the lush green mountain scenery. (Image source / Aowanda Information Station)

Japan’s cherry blossom season gradually arrives in mid-March, but if you don’t plan to go abroad for cherry blossoms, Taiwan actually has many scenic spots that rival those overseas. The Aowanda area in Nantou is home to thousands of cherry blossom trees. These include pink mountain cherry blossoms, which kick off the season from late January to early February, followed by vibrant red Yaezakura in February, and finally the pure white Wushe cherry blossoms that make their grand appearance as the season draws to a close. Throughout the entire spring, Aowanda offers beautiful cherry blossom views.

Resembling a pink screen. (Image source / Aowanda Information Station)

Aowanda’s cherry blossoms are in full glory, showcasing the beauty of spring. (Image source / Aowanda Information Station)

Aowanda’s cherry blossoms are in full glory, showcasing the beauty of spring. (Image source / Aowanda Information Station)

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