2024 Wanli Hydrangea Festival

The 2024 Wanli Hydrangea Festival promises to be an enchanting celebration, as it highlights the exquisite beauty of hydrangeas while embracing the area's rich natural landscape and culture. This year, the festival has amplified the mesmerizing hydrangea fields to cover an extensive 49,590 square meters. Moreover, enchanting installations have been strategically placed throughout the area, providing captivating stopping points for visitors to immerse themselves in the "Preserved Flower DIY Experience," adding an extra layer of charm and elegance to the event.

Renowned for its stunning coastline, the north coast of Taiwan has found a new gem in the The Gao’s Hydrangea Garden. Drawing in over 2 million visitors annually from May to July, this floral spectacle has not only breathed new life into the area's local economy, but it has also revitalized the surrounding agriculture and lodging sectors. The festival has truly transformed the Wanli District's north coastline into an idyllic haven for tourists seeking to bask in the wonders of nature and indulge in moments of pure relaxation.

Nestled in Taiwan's Wanli District in New Taipei City, a breathtaking landscape offers visitors a panoramic view of the coastal expanse and lush valleys. The district has enhanced its allure with the introduction of a vibrant flower season, drawing in a diverse array of visitors, including families, couples, and photography enthusiasts keen to embark on a pilgrimage to this picturesque region. The focal point of this event is the magnificent Kao Hydrangea, the largest hydrangea spot in Taiwan. To elevate the flower season experience, the district has introduced new attractions such as expansive flower walls, winding flower field paths, enchanting arch bridges, and captivating installation art, alongside the opportunity to partake in self-made eternal flower experience courses. These additions not only provide tourists with an enchanting and stress-relieving sightseeing destination but also foster economic opportunities for local small farmers and lodgers, forging a mutually beneficial relationship.