Wuling Farm

This is my second time coming to this place for their clam noodles, and honestly, there aren’t many restaurants I’d come back to—but this one is absolutely worth it. Everything is so delicious, I always end up eating until I’m completely stuffed, with nothing left on the plate. What really impresses me is how clean the clams are. Even when I soak and clean clams myself at home, I still sometimes bite into a bit of sand. But here? Not a single grain. The ingredients are super fresh, and the broth is incredible—it’s not just seafood-based; they add broccoli stems for a hint of natural sweetness, and finish it off with some fried shallots for that extra depth of flavor. It’s just so, so good. The noodles come with mung bean sprouts, adding a nice crunch. And the clams? The owner is super generous—you get so many it feels like they never run out.

March 10 , 2025- the cherry blossoms were in full bloom. The sky was sunny when I visited but it wasn’t hot. Bring a jacket as it can get cold depending on the season you visit! They have tea houses and restaurants you can stop by. I advise to bring your own food as it can get expensive. Its a perfect time to go on a picnic when the weather permits

Great place to relax, meditate and reflect. We went there early December, autumn was ending. A day tour would be enough. The travel time to and from would take you 7 hours. We use Lion Travel, Most tourists are Chinese, It's limited in what they will translate but that ok

We arrive wulingfarm during autum season after our Mt Yushan hike. A getaway that offers the opportunity to get away from Taiwan's frenetic urban environment

The ride here from Taipei was long and serpentine (thus motion sickness meds are recommended) but well worth it. We were fortunate to have come this autumn season to see the bright red and orange maples at the visitors center area and the golden ginkos near the entrance and peach orchard. The cedar smell of the Japanese pinewood lane was strong and absolutely amazing.

Didn't have time to do the whole farm, and probably just missed all the cherry blossoms (early April) but still worth the short stroll. Like other reviewers warn, the road is very windy and narrow. Be sure to take motion sickness tablets!

It's far away. But, it's worth for you to come here for Sakura one time at least. The view is breathtaking. Please take your time to enjoy everything. The best spot is the Tea Village area. We love it.

One of the best experience looking all the sakura🌸 coming from a tropical country ..its so amazing that you can see uplcose and even touch it😊.The travel is 4 hours from taipei and if you are a person to easily get dizzy when in a bus then take med before you go. You may sleep and rest while in the bus. Best month to visit is in March. We visited Feb24 and not so full bloom. Please plan your trip here . Theres a lotof tour ofder for a day tour you may visit klook or kkday.