Tung-Yu Persimmon Village Introduction
The Tongan Persimmon Garden is situated on two levels of platforms. The first level includes the main building and an outdoor dining area, while the lower level retains a large expanse of grass, with trees, illuminated pathways, and a white piano, all ideal for strolling and taking photos. Inside the main building, there are several indoor dining areas where the enchanting light of the sunset pours through large windows. Notably, the operator has collected many interesting items, such as vintage hats, sewing machines, Vespa scooters, and old bicycles, as well as Minions and painted walls, creating numerous photo-worthy spots, and even providing small scenes with lighting. The quality of the persimmons grown here is exceptional, and during the Japanese colonial period, they were selected as a tribute for the Japanese Emperor. The site of the Tongan Persimmon Garden was originally a persimmon orchard. In addition to the "May Snow" that blooms during the tung flower season, several persimmon trees have been preserved as landscape features, providing views of golden persimmons hanging from branches in the autumn. Moreover, there is the largest "persimmon cake" processing factory in the county nearby, where visitors can tour during the persimmon drying season in autumn. After dark, the city lights below are captivating, with streetlights winding through the roads like fire dragons, and the dazzling, intertwined building lights adding to the spectacle. Gazing up at the night sky reveals a multitude of stars shining brightly, creating a romantic scene. Here, you can enjoy the fresh air away from the hustle and bustle of the city while savoring delicious food and admiring the night view!
