By MOOK Scenic Spots Family Travel Life Network Editorial Team
With a three-day Mid-Autumn Festival holiday, many people are planning outdoor family activities. If you're worried about the difficulty of finding accommodation, consider joining a group tour led by travel experts. Not only are meals and lodging well arranged, but there will also be professional guides to introduce the natural, cultural, ecological, and historical stories along the way. Nature lovers might want to check out Fushoushan, Qubing, and Wujie to meet Chang’e together!
A sea of cosmos flowers. (Photo provided by the Chinese Green Lifestyle Leisure Development Association)
● Fushoushan Farm Cosmos Flower Festival & Fresh Pear Tasting
Event Dates: September 26–27
Every year around the Mid-Autumn Festival, millions of cosmos flowers bloom at Fushoushan Farm. You can also enjoy the juicy and crisp apples and pears grown on the farm. Make the most of the “Mid-Autumn Festival” holiday and admire the starry skies and the bright moon while surrounded by colorful blooms.
Surrounded by mountains, Fushoushan Farm boasts enchanting scenery and is known as “Little Switzerland of Taiwan.” (Image source: Fushoushan Farm Fan Page)
After the Mid-Autumn Festival, cosmos flowers continue to bloom at Fushoushan, peaking in early October. (Image source: Fushoushan Farm Fan Page)
Fushoushan apples are abundant in October. (Photo provided by the Chinese Green Lifestyle Leisure Development Association)
● Hidden Gem of a Human Paradise: Explore the Secluded Qubing and Wujie Tribes and Enjoy a BBQ
Event Dates: September 26–27
Led by an ecotourism expert, venture into a forgotten tribe to unveil the mysteries of Qubing and Wujie. The Wujie Tribe, nestled in Nantou County’s Ren’ai Township downstream from the famous maple-viewing area of Aowanda, is one of the few northern Bunun tribes. Located at an altitude of about 750 meters, it is surrounded by high mountains and pristine valleys with lush greenery and crystal-clear waters, offering a beautiful landscape that resembles a paradise on earth or a hidden utopia — the “Homeland of Clouds.” Untouched by crowds, it retains its original beauty and the most genuine essence of Bunun culture, resembling a heavenly sanctuary. Discover the tranquil and unspoiled “Wujie Tribe,” where nature’s mysterious wonders and unique features bestowed by the heavens abound.
Sunrise over the Wujie tea plantation. (Image source: Chinese Green Lifestyle Leisure Development Association)
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