Discover the beauty of Tamsui Wisteria Garden

Tamsui Wisteria Garden, located in New Taipei City’s Tamsui District, is renowned as Taiwan’s largest wisteria garden. Each spring, typically in late March, the garden bursts into a breathtaking display of cascading purple blooms, attracting numerous visitors eager to experience its enchanting beauty.  The garden is conveniently situated near Tianyuan Temple, a popular cherry blossom viewing spot. To reach the wisteria garden, visitors can take buses 866, 875, 876, 877, or F103 from MRT Tamsui Station and alight at the Tianyuan Temple stop. From there, it’s a short walk to the garden.  Upon arrival, an entrance fee of NTD 300 grants access to the garden’s well-designed pathways adorned with dense clusters of wisteria flowers. While the garden isn’t expansive, its intimate setting allows for immersive appreciation of the blossoms. Given the brief blooming period of approximately two weeks, the garden can become crowded, so planning your visit accordingly is advisable.  For those seeking a serene and picturesque floral experience, Tamsui Wisteria Garden offers a unique opportunity to witness the captivating allure of wisteria in full bloom.