Futian Tung Tree Viewing Area Trail Introduction
Located on County Road 139 in Changhua City’s Eastern District, it can be accessed via Fuxing Road. The area is planted with a large number of Tung trees, and during the blooming season in April and May, the white flowers fall like snowflakes as you stroll along the wooden boardwalk, creating a beautiful scenery. The Tung Flower Viewing Trail is a circular trail, with the entrance zone serving as a water source area for firefly rehabilitation. Further ahead is the area for local herb plants, such as jasmine and osmanthus. Next, there is a section dedicated to Taiwan’s native tree species, including Kwangla tree, camphor tree, and Sapindus, most of which are planted by environmental volunteers. On the other side is a mountain climbing trail that follows a linear path, surrounded mainly by Taiwan's native hardwood trees, including clusters of Tung trees, fragrant wood, and camphor trees. Both trails are suitable for the public to enjoy recreation during the flower season. Trail length: 1.19 kilometers. Walking time: 0.5 hours. Facilities include parking (for motorcycles and cars), seating, portable toilets, information boards, and directional signs.
The mountain trail is primarily composed of native hardwood trees in Taiwan, including a group of Chinese tallow trees, a forest of Acacia, and a cluster of camphor trees.
The entrance and exit of the Tung Blossom Trail is equipped with an event area and a motorcycle parking lot.
