Tong-Yo Persimmon Park Introduction
The Tong-Yu Persimmon Realm area features a two-level platform design. The first level includes the main building and an outdoor dining area, while the lower level retains a large expanse of lawn, complete with tree plantings, illuminated pathways, and a white piano, creating a scenic spot perfect for leisurely strolls and photography. Inside the main building, there are several indoor dining areas where the sunlight streams through large glass windows, creating charming light and shadow effects. Notably, the business has collected many expressive items, such as vintage hats, sewing machines, Vespa scooters, and old bicycles, along with Minions and painted walls, which create various photo-friendly settings. They even provide small setups with lighting, making it a photographer's paradise! The persimmons grown here, known as "Niu Xin" persimmons, are of superb quality and were once designated as a royal delicacy for tasting by the Japanese emperor during the colonial era. The location of Tong-Yu Persimmon Realm was originally a persimmon orchard. Besides the blooming "May Snow" during the Tung Blossom season, a few persimmon trees have been preserved in the planning to create a landscape feature, allowing visitors to admire the bright yellow persimmons hanging from branches in autumn. Additionally, there is currently the largest "persimmon cake" processing factory in the county nearby, which visitors can tour during the persimmon drying season in autumn. After dark, the night view of the city below is breathtaking, with pathways illuminated like fire dragons winding through the landscape, and the dazzling building lights interwoven throughout the scene. Looking up, the starry night sky adds to the romantic ambiance, making it a perfect place to enjoy the fresh air away from the urban hustle, indulge in culinary delights, and admire the night view!
