Sanshi Sansei Trail Yoshino Sakura Pink Appears

[Reporter Gao Jinci/New Taipei Report]When the timing is approaching the spring equinox, the cherry blossoms beside the Sanzhi Sansheng Trail are currently in full bloom from Yoshino cherry blossoms! After sweeping away the sense of loss that the cherry blossom season ended early, a large number of people came to take pictures. At present, about 60% of Yoshino cherry blossoms are in bloom, and it is estimated that the flowering period will end in early April. The Sanzhi District Office also arranged night cherry blossoms and installation art on the site this year. The night cherry blossoms were lit from 6 pm to 8 pm, allowing the public to enjoy from morning to night. The public is welcome to chase the romantic cherry blossoms together.

Sansheng Trail, located on North 13 Township Road in Sanzhi District, is a secret place for cherry blossom viewing in recent years. The Andesite trail is accompanied by Yoshino cherry trees. With the clear and cool water of Dakeng Creek, it is a great place for sports, leisure and walking. The beautiful place of flowers and shrubs, the singing of birds and insects and the beauty of cherry blossoms are intertwined into a colorful and gorgeous picture, which is always unforgettable and reluctant to leave.

It is the cherry blossom season, if you are worried about the crowded cherry blossom viewing people in the city, you might as well come to Sanzhi to arrange a cherry blossom viewing tour with artistic and humanistic flavor. Experience, or at the sea-view cafe, where you can relax while listening to the sea, watching the waves, and enjoying the beautiful sunset.

The New Taipei City Landscape Office said that if it rains for a few days, the flowering period may end early. If people want to know the latest flower situation, they can like and follow the “Flower Appreciation Express” fan group on Facebook (https://www.facebook .com/ntpcflowernews). Or browse the “2022 New Taipei City Cherry Blossom Season” flower status website (http://cpqweb.com/ntpciflower/index.html) set up at the Landscape Office to “view cherry blossoms online” at home.