Jasmine Flower Dream Pavilion Introduction
Jasmine was introduced to Huatan from northern Taiwan in the 1950s. Due to the unique growth climate and environment of Huatan Township, jasmine has become the lifeblood of the town's industrial development, producing the highest yield in Taiwan. In recent years, the jasmine industry has gradually declined due to the fierce competition from inexpensive jasmine flowers from elsewhere. To revitalize the jasmine industry in Huatan, the Huatan Farmers' Association collaborated with farmers to change traditional farming practices and adopted safe agricultural methods to grow non-toxic jasmine flowers. After numerous trials and setbacks, they finally established the "Jasmine Huatan" brand. All products are made from locally grown jasmine flowers, which have passed SGS testing for pesticide residue. With a commitment to their original intention and persistence, they have received numerous awards and recognitions both domestically and internationally. In 2013, the Huatan Farmers' Association transformed an old granary, aged eighty years, into the "Jasmine Huatan Dream Hall," sincerely inviting everyone to come to the dream hall to appreciate, taste, and enjoy jasmine!
Jasmine Flower Park Dream Pavilion
Jasmine Flower Platform Dream Museum
