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The annual Yangmingshan Flower Festival is underway, lasting until March 15. With crowds expected to flock to the northern Taipei mountain, the city government has rolled out traffic control measures. The cherry blossoms are an annual must-see in Taipei, a visitor said, noting that it’s their fourth or fifth time visiting the national park to admire the spring blooms.
Tourists gather to admire the cherry blossoms, snapping photos and even dressing in traditional kimono attire. From cherry blossoms to azaleas and camellias, the festival offers a colorful variety of blooms. Beyond the famous Flower Clock, Pingjing Street is already bursting with cherry blossoms.
Visitor
I’ve been coming here for four or five years.
Visitor
The weather is great, and there are fewer people.
On weekends, traffic controls will be in place from 8 a.m. to 6 p.m., covering Section 1 of Hushan Road to Yangjin Highway with northbound one-way traffic. Shamao Road north of Zhongheng Street will also be closed to vehicles starting at 7 a.m.
Huang Ru-miao
Taipei City Public Transportation Office
We are implementing traffic controls at Fuxing Bridge and Section 2 of Zhishan Road from 7 a.m. to 4 p.m. We encourage everyone to use public transportation during this time.
Pingjing Street’s winter cherry blossoms are the first to bloom, followed by mountain cherry blossoms and Yaezakura in mid-February, Showa later in the month and Yoshino in March.
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