Take your mother to Hushanyan in Huatan Township of Changhua County to see daylilies this year during the Mother's Day holiday! Daylilies, also known as orange daylilies, represent mothers in ancient times. In recent years, the daylilies at Hushanyan, Huatan, have gone viral and are in full bloom in May every year. They are the most suitable flower landscape for Mother's Day, attracting many tourists. The beautiful sea of flowers has been spread through social media platforms and has become one of the most representative tourist attractions in the western half of Taiwan. The Tri-Mountain National Scenic Area Headquarters expects to bloom around Mother's Day, and the daylily season will last two months. Visitors can visit nearby attractions in North Changhua and enjoy the beautiful scenery and food.
According to Director Chung-Yu Tsao, the cultivation of daylilies at Hushanyan has entered its eighth year this year. From the initial planting of 30,000 plants to the current number of 300,000 plants, at least 100,000 plants bloom every day. Please don't miss it.
The half-hectare daylily sea planted in Hushanyan has become a national tourist attraction. It is estimated to attract more than 200,000 flower-viewing tourists annually, bringing tens of millions of tourism business opportunities to Huatan and the northern Changhua area. Welcome everyone to enjoy the beauty of the golden-yellow sea of flowers!
