The sky is filled with golden yellow as the Tabebuia chrysantha blooms in Taichung's Buzih Park.

As the weather warms up, it's a pity to only chase cherry blossoms. The warm Tabebuia chrysantha in Taichung quietly blooms, with a golden hue reflecting the blue sky, as if announcing the arrival of spring. Buzih Park, completed in 2007, covers five hectares. Originally, the area was acquired for development, but due to its location on the Chelungpu Fault, the urban plan was changed, and it was converted into a regional park for the leisure of Beitun residents in Taichung. At that time, an old banyan tree was relocated from Nantou, becoming a topic of discussion. Unexpectedly, the park later became a popular spot for flower viewing due to the Tabebuia chrysantha, earning the title of Taichung's most beautiful 'Golden Park.' The Tabebuia chrysantha is actually an exotic species, native to South America, moderately drought-tolerant, and can grow up to 35 feet tall, equivalent to a three-story building. It can be found along the banks of the Bajhang River in Taichung, Changhua, Chiayi, and Tainan, and was a popular choice for greening projects back in the day. As for Buzih Park, you can take bus No. 51 from Taichung Station or bus No. 15 from downtown Taichung to reach the entrance at Jingxian Road. 📍Address: No. 418, Buzih Road, Beitun District, Taichung City, 406