Futian Tung Tree Viewing Area Trail Introduction
Located on County Road 139 in the East District of Changhua City, you can turn onto Fuxing Road, where a large number of tung tree are planted. Every April and May, when the tung flowers bloom, walking along the wooden plank path with white flowers falling like snow creates a beautiful scenery. The Tung Blossom Trail is a circular path, with the entrance area serving as a water source for the restoration of fireflies. Further ahead is a native herb garden featuring plants such as jasmine and osmanthus. Next is the area of native tree species in Taiwan, including species like the wax tree, camphor tree, buffaloberry, and water rambutan, most of which have been planted by environmental volunteers. On the other side, there is a mountain hiking trail that is linear, primarily surrounded by native Taiwanese trees. In addition to tung trees, there are clusters of fragrant nutmeg trees, acacia forests, and camphor tree clusters. Both trails are suitable for the public to enjoy recreational activities during the flowering season. Trail length: 1.19 kilometers. Walking time: 0.5 hours. Facilities include: parking lots (for motorcycles and small cars), benches, portable toilets, information boards, and signage.
The hiking trail is primarily composed of native Taiwan hardwoods. In addition to the tung tree, there are also clusters of fragrant camphor trees, acacia trees, and more camphor trees.
The entrance and exit of the Cherry Blossom Trail feature an event area and a motorcycle parking lot.
