Yangming Park

Quan
Quan
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Yangmingshan National Park Flower Season 2009

Yangmingshan National Park Flower Season 2009

It's not gonna be the same this time returning to Shilin. This time was not going back to "inside" but instead I went upto Yangmingshan with my parents to visit the Flower Season, which would end the next day. (03/22)

We heard that the front road (Yang-te Boulevard) would under a ration control so we drove from the back road upto the mountain.
We did struggled a while before finding the right place to park the car. Then, we walked along the path, appreciating the full blooms of flowers, such as, rhododendron, orchid and other various kind that I could not tell their names. Some flowers were huge whereas others are as cute as a little dots, scattered along the slopes, or on the trees.

There were numerous visitors today I assume it was because of the weekend and also the season was going to end within two days.

I took a photo with the famous landmark "The Flower Clock". Well, I remember I did come to this place before but the clock was still as beautiful as the first time I saw it.


From journals Yangmingshan National Park, Dajia Mazu International Festival

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Yangmingshang Park

  • December 30, 2000
  • Rated 4 of 5 by Quan from Seattle, Washington
Yangmingshan park is one of the most picturesque places within the Taipei city limits. The park is especially beautiful in spring, when its renowned cherry trees yield enormous cherry blossoms. The park is on a mountain slope, and is the location of choice of wealthy Chinese and westerners. The park itself has many trails that offer escape from Taipei's chaos (I guess a charm of Taipei is definitely its ability to offer many such oases). Beware that sometimes the park does get invaded by people seeking the same thing you are, so do try to avoid it on Sundays. But maybe people watching is what you are after, in that case, a slice of life is there for you to see.

You can go to Yangmishan to just hang around and get your bearing back, or you can use a number of facilities offered there. There are hot springs resorts that open late into the evening, and are awfully inviting after a long day hiking. There are thermal areas worth visiting. For those of you interested in a long hike, you can climb Seven Star Mountain, where you can look down one side of the mountain and see Taipei, and the ocean on the opposite side. There are organized camping areas, or you can opt for the more expensive hotels in the area.

From journal Taipei - the center of Taiwan

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