Tengu’s Garden: Niigata Prefecture’s hidden treasure trove, a paradise of alpine plants and ptarmigans│Niigata Japan

“Tengu’s Garden” is located on Mt. Hiuchi in Niigata Prefecture.

This beautiful place consists of wetlands and ponds. It is especially beautiful in summer and autumn, when the alpine plants bloom and attract visitors.

Overview of Tengu’s Garden

Hiuchi Mountain in Niigata Prefecture is home to the Tengu’s Garden, known as the northernmost ptarmigan habitat in Japan and a treasure trove of alpine plants.

This place consists of a wetland and a pond at an altitude of 2110m, and you can trek for 1 hour and 15 minutes to the summit. This is an attractive spot for climbers and photographers, and is especially worth a visit in summer and autumn.

In the summer, Tengu’s garden is full of blooming alpine plants, such as the Japanese prunus, the prunus prunus, the prunus prunus, the psyllium, the psyllium, the psyllium, and the psyllium, creating a spectacular scenery.

Basic information about Tengu’s garden

Info	Tengu’s garden ■Location 　Myoko City, Niigata Prefecture
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