Tung-Yu Persimmon World Introduction
The Tóngyóu Persimmon World’s park is designed with a two-level platform. The first level includes the main building and an outdoor dining area, while the lower level retains a large expanse of grass, along with landscaped trees, illuminated walkways, and a white piano, creating an ideal scenery for walking and photography. Inside the main building, there are several indoor dining areas, and the sunlight streaming through the large windows creates a captivating ambiance. Notably, the operators have collected various charming items, such as vintage hats, sewing machines, Vespa scooters, and old bicycles, along with Minions and painted walls, creating numerous photo-op spots, and even providing small setups with lights, making it a photographer's paradise! The persimmons grown here, known as 'Niu Xin' persimmons, are of excellent quality and were designated as a royal tribute for tasting by the Emperor of Japan during the Japanese occupation. The location of Tóngyóu Persimmon World was originally a persimmon orchard. During the tung flower season, it blossoms into "May snow," and several persimmon trees were preserved during the planning to enhance the landscape features. In autumn, visitors can enjoy the sight of golden persimmon fruits hanging from the branches. Additionally, there is currently the largest "persimmon cake" processing factory in the county nearby, where visitors can tour during the persimmon drying season in autumn. As night falls, the city lights below offer a panoramic view, with several roads' streetlights winding like fire dragons, and the dazzling building lights interweave within. Looking up, the night sky is filled with a multitude of stars emitting tiny glimmers, creating a romantically breathtaking scenery. Here, one can enjoy the refreshing natural air, away from the urban hustle and bustle, while savoring delicious food and appreciating the night view!
