Tung Blossom Persimmon World

Tung Blossom Persimmon World's park terrain is a two-tiered platform. The first level includes the main building and outdoor dining area, while the lower level features a large lawn, along with trees, illuminated walkways, a white piano, and other scenic features perfect for walks and photos. Inside the main building, there are also several indoor dining areas. The play of light and shadow as the setting sun streams through large glass windows is enchanting. What's special is that the owner has collected many charming vintage items, such as old hats, sewing machines, Vespa scooters, and old bicycles, as well as Minions and painted walls, creating numerous scenes perfect for photos and check-ins. They even provide small backdrops with studio lights – it's truly a photographer's paradise! The Fuyu persimmons grown here are of exceptional quality. During the Japanese colonial era, they were even designated as a tribute for the Japanese Emperor. Tung Blossom Persimmon World was originally a persimmon orchard. Besides being covered in 'May snow' (Tung blossoms) during the Tung Blossom season, several persimmon trees were preserved during planning to serve as a distinctive landscape feature, allowing you to admire the golden persimmons hanging from the branches in autumn. Additionally, there's currently the largest dried persimmon processing factory in the county nearby, which you can visit during the autumn persimmon-drying season. Once darkness falls, the city lights below the mountain stretch out before your eyes. Streetlights on several roads wind like fiery dragons, interspersed with dazzling, interwoven architectural lights. Looking up, the night sky is filled with twinkling stars, creating an incredibly romantic spectacle. Come here to enjoy the fresh natural air, far from the city's hustle and bustle, while savoring delicious food and admiring the night view!