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Taichung Xinshe Flower Sea Debuts! Buckwheat Flower Fields Rival the Romantic Scenes of Korean Drama "Goblin"

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Last updated 2026-09-23 — The 2017 Xinshe Flower Sea officially opened on November 11, kicking off a blooming period of over two weeks that attracted numerous tourists. The vast white buckwheat flower fields resemble the filming locations from the Korean drama "Goblin," creating a highly dreamy atmosphere. Covering approximately 31 hectares in total, the flower sea and pastoral scenery, set against an unobstructed background free of buildings, showcase a uniquely healing charm unlike previous years.

▲2017 Xinshe Flower Sea aerial view. (Photo / Provided by Flying in the Sky fan page)

▲Aerial view of the stunning 2017 Xinshe Flower Sea. (Photo /Flying in the SkyFan page, same below)

By reporter Chang Shu-yun / Comprehensive report

The 2017 Xinshe Flower Sea officially opened on November 11, kicking off a blooming period of over two weeks that attracted many tourists. Comparable to the filming locations of the Korean drama “Goblin,” the vast fields of white buckwheat flowers created a dreamy scene. The entire flower sea and pastoral landscape span approximately 31 hectares, set against an unobstructed background free of buildings, showcasing a healing charm different from previous years. Aerial photos further highlight the overall layout of the exhibition area.

▲2017 Xinshe Flower Sea aerial view. (Photo / Provided by Flying in the Sky fan page)

▲This year’s event is themed “Explore the Xinshe Flower Sea, Stroll Along Provincial Highway 3.” The flower sea scenic area covers about 15 hectares.

Centered around the theme of a flower sea farm, the flower sea scenic area spans approximately 15 hectares, featuring a variety of ornamental flowers such as cosmos, as well as an edible crop zone that presents a “feast of the land” and “edible landscaping,” including crops like sorghum and buckwheat flowers. The organizers also specially set up an “Ancient and Modern Gate” in the center of the flower sea, symbolizing a journey through time, recreating a scene from the Korean drama “Goblin.” Aerial shots reveal the meticulously designed landscaping of the venue.

▲2017 Xinshe Flower Sea aerial view. (Photo / Provided by Flying in the Sky fan page)

▲The expansive buckwheat flower sea resembles the romantic scenes from the Korean drama “Goblin.”

The large tree in the flower field has also become a popular photo spot, even more eye-catching than Taitung’s Takeshi Kaneshiro Tree, standing gracefully beside the flower sea. Many visitors felt that the green areas dominated the view, making the flower sea less obvious. Organizers explained that there’s no need to rush to the opening, as it’s not yet the prime blooming period—the flowers will be more vibrant, denser, and more beautiful after about a week. Visitors coming from afar can take shuttle buses from Taiyuan and Fengyuan train stations, available from 8:00 AM to 4:00 PM.

▲2017 Xinshe Flower Sea aerial view. (Photo / Provided by Flying in the Sky fan page)

▲2017 Xinshe Flower Sea pathway planning and design.

▲2017 Xinshe Flower Sea aerial view. (Photo / Provided by Flying in the Sky fan page)

▲With a duration of over two weeks, make sure to catch the flower-blooming period.

Address: No. 30, Xie Xing Street, Xie Cheng Li, Xinshe District, Taichung City
Event period: November 11, 2017 ~ November 26, 2017
Opening hours: Weekdays 8:00–18:00 / Holidays 7:30–18:30

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