Spring cherry blossom viewing, Taipei's Yangmingshan welcomes a colorful feast.

Yangmingshan National Park is the closest national park to the metropolitan area in Taiwan. The terrain here is diverse and the ecology is rich, nurturing many precious conservation animals. If you're lucky, you can discover the trace of Taiwan's endemic bird species - the Taiwan Blue Magpie here. The park is full of various flowers such as plum, cherry, peach, apricot, azalea, camellia, etc. Every spring, the blooming cherry blossoms always attract crowds of people to come and enjoy the flowers. After the cherry blossom season, around mid-March, the sea lavender in Zhuzihu blooms next. Visitors can experience the fun of picking flowers in the fields and bring a bouquet of sea lavender home, which has become a must-do activity for tourists. The most representative feature in the park is a flower clock made up of various seasonal flowers. When you come to Yangmingshan, you must take a photo here! In addition to the flower clock, Yangmingshan also has popular attractions such as Xiaoyoukeng, Yangming Shuwu, Lengshuikeng, and Qingtian Gang. If you like hiking and nature, you cannot miss these attractions. In addition, Yangmingshan area has abundant geothermal resources, and the quality of hot springs varies in different places. There are numerous hot spring restaurants along Xingyi Road in Beitou area. If you travel here, don't forget to enjoy the unique sulfur hot springs! In spring, enjoy the flowers; in summer, escape the heat; in autumn, admire the wheat and maple leaves; in winter, soak in hot springs. Yangmingshan offers different beautiful scenery and fun in all four seasons!