Huwei Cherry Blossom Avenue Introduction
Huwei Cherry Blossom Avenue is located along the North No. 4 Highway in Tamsui. Huwei is the old name of Tamsui, where the Huwei Rotary Club and the Tamsui District Office initiated the planting of Yoshino cherries and mountain cherry blossoms to increase the density of cherry trees along the North No. 4 Highway from Shulin Kou to San Kong Spring, creating a cherry blossom avenue. With the opening of the Tamsui light rail, you can get off at the Dengkeng Station and walk about 100 meters to see the 4-kilometer-long cherry blossom tunnel. The cherry blossom avenue stretches approximately 4 kilometers and is not only the only one in Tamsui but also the longest cherry blossom walkway in the world. It offers a distant view of the Datun Mountains and serves as a hiking route for nearby residents on weekdays. During the Spring Festival, when the cherry blossoms are in full bloom, the road looks like a dreamy pink carpet. Along this route, you can also see sweet gum and old banyan trees displaying vibrant vitality.
