Wuhan Botanical Garden

Seriously, the top flower-viewing spot in Wuhan has become even more beautiful, reaching the next level! In May, the top trend for flower viewing is definitely the hydrangea! These past few days, the hydrangeas at Wuhan Botanical Garden have been all over social media, and I've also followed the trend, plunging into this ocean of hydrangeas~ Pink, blue, purple, red, the flowers are layered upon each other, the blooming hydrangea clusters rolling into a sea, filling the eyes with surprises. Besides being in full bloom and having a variety of species, this hydrangea exhibition also features many thoughtfully unique designs, with elements like vintage red brick houses, elegant wrought iron tables and chairs, and art easels scattered throughout, Walking through this macaron-colored sea of flowers is like entering a colorful fairy tale world. All photos were taken on May 12th! The hydrangea exhibition is near the Wenghui Pavilion. Wuhan Botanical Garden ticket price: 35 yuan Bus: 413/401, Wuhan Botanical Garden bus stop on Botanical Garden Road Self-driving: There are a huge number of people coming to East Lake for the weekend, it is recommended to arrive before 9 am, otherwise, you'll face traffic jams and no place to park.

😍 Spring in Wuhan is like a huge Monet garden, colorful, with various flowers visible everywhere on the roadside and in parks! It's really too beautiful!! Don't miss these places below!! 1️⃣ Tulips🌷 (Mid to late February to March) 📍 Wuhan Botanical Garden - Tulip Exhibition: If you want to see tulips and Phalaenopsis, you definitely can't miss this place😜! Hope everyone can be as intelligent and capable, loving and considerate as the tulip's flower language~ 📍 Tanghu Park - Chu Garden direction: The tulips by the lake seem to glow in the sunlight✨, with a large lawn next to it, super suitable for taking photos and camping! There are also amusement facilities nearby, very suitable for bringing kids👶! 📍 Wuhan Flower Expo: A row of tulips by the lake, reflecting the sparkling water and the castle, is breathtakingly beautiful🤩! There's also a little secret: you can walk into the green grass between the two rows of tulips to take photos, it's easy to capture the feeling of being in a sea of flowers! 2️⃣ Cherry Blossoms🌸 (Mid-March to early April) 📍 East Lake Moshan Cherry Garden: It's very crowded, but really very beautiful, the cherry blossoms all over the mountains are intoxicating😍~ 📍 Wuhan University: You need to make a reservation in advance~ The cherry blossoms complement the Republic of China style architecture inside Wuhan University, in addition to the beautiful scenery, you can also feel a strong historical and academic atmosphere📚~ 📍 Xibeihu Square: The beautiful cherry blossom avenue, with people and traffic coming and going, is just like a scene from a movie🎞, great for taking photos!! 📍 Luoyu East Road Bus Station (HUST East Gate): This is Wuhan's most beautiful cherry blossom bus station, with cherry blossoms all along the road, photographers can stand on the overpass and shoot from above, the effect is amazing👏!! 3️⃣ Magnolia Flowers💐 (End of February to early March) 📍 Changchun Temple: The magnolias and the red walls complement each other, magnificent🤩, giving a sacred feeling! 📍 Huazhong University of Science and Technology: As a HUST person, I really love the magnolias on West 12th and East 9th roads🌺, all you see are flowers, as if you are in an anime world! 📍 Dijiao Park: The magnolia next to the pavilion and a corner of the pavilion come into the picture together, like an ancient style painting🖼, very suitable for taking portraits~ 4️⃣ Hydrangea🍃 (April) 📍 Shahu Park: The hydrangeas in Area C bloom like snow❄, fresh and elegant, choose a sunny day to go, super photogenic! 📍 Ma'anshan Forest Park: Navigate to the Hou'ershan parking lot, pass through Monkey Mountain, and walk towards the greenway to see it! Not tall, no need for ladders, easy to take great photos📷~ 📍 Qintai Subway Station: Right out of the subway exit, there are large hydrangea trees. The white flower balls sway in the wind, so cute😜~ Super photogenic! 5️⃣ Hydrangea - Endless Summer🌸 (May) 📍 Jinyinhu Wetland Park: From the park gate to under the trees along the lake, to any small path, they are all filled with hydrangeas🤩, simply a paradise for hydrangea lovers! 📍 Tanghu Park: In the grass and woods near Chu Garden, Endless Summer blooms in patches😄, not many people, very suitable for portrait photography, and you can also camp, very comfortable😆! How about it, do these places make your heart beat😉? When do you plan to go flower viewing🤔?

The tulips in Wuhan Botanical Garden are so beautiful that it's crazy. Large patches of tulips in Wuhan Botanical Garden are blooming in the wind🌷 They shine under the sunlight, extremely romantic~ It is recommended to go on a sunny day☀️ The botanical garden is very large, and the tropical rainforest pavilion is also super beautiful!! It takes about half a day to visit the whole place~ Can't wait to meet the flowers of spring🤗💐 📍Shooting location: Wuhan Botanical Garden ⏰Shooting date: 2024.2.17 🚇Transportation suggestion: Subway Line 8 Liyuan Station/Line 2 Guanggu Station, take a taxi to the botanical garden

#cherryblossom2024 #PaeoniaParadise 🌺🌸🌼🌿 🌼 Flowering: mid March to end of April 📍 Venue: Paeonia Garden, Wuhan Botanical Garden Discover the enchanting world of Paeonia suffruticosa at the Paeonia Garden in Wuhan Botanical Garden. As the first Paeonia garden in Wuhan, it is dedicated to the conservation and display of Paeonia suffruticosa lines from Northwest China, Central China, Japan, France, and the United States. The garden boasts 💪🏽 170 varieties of Paeonias, with more than 3,000 trees showcasing a stunning array of colors and flower types. From single petals to lotus, hydrangea, and terrace varieties, the garden features nine color systems including red, black, green, and yellow. Visitors will be mesmerized by the vibrant hues of Yan Hong, Mei Hong, light pink, Dai Zi, black ink, yellow, jade white, green, pink blue, and more, creating a spectacle of purples, reds, and everything in between. In addition to the diverse Paeonia collection, the garden also hosts over 1,000 Paeonia plants, offering a breathtaking display of beauty and heavenly fragrance. Don't miss this opportunity to immerse yourself in the beauty of Paeonias at the Paeonia Garden in Wuhan Botanical Garden. #FloralWonderland

In May, the hydrangeas in Wuhan Botanical Garden become a sensation throughout the city, and as June approaches, the water lilies and lotus flowers entering their peak blooming period are equally stunning. The large lotus pond is filled with various lotus flowers, truly embodying the saying 'Endless green lotus leaves reach up to the sky, while the sunlit lotus flowers show a unique red.' In the middle of the lake, there is a water-friendly wooden walkway for close-up viewing of the lotus flowers, suitable for photographing both flowers and portraits. The ancient-style wooden arch bridge over the pond adds a touch of the Jiangnan water town atmosphere. The lotus leaves stand tall, dancing in the wind, and the water surface is clear and round, as if one has stepped into the south of the Yangtze River. Next to the lotus pond, the water lily display area gathers more than a hundred varieties of precious water lilies, with rich colors that are amazing. A warm reminder, it is recommended to visit the lotus flowers and water lilies in the morning, as the water lilies may close early in the afternoon! After a day of exposure, the lotus petals may also be a bit dehydrated. For the botanical garden guide map, see Figure 18, where the lotus and water lily varieties are mainly concentrated in the red graffiti pen-marked display area. After entering, turn right and walk for about five minutes. The hydrangeas are concentrated along the Flower Border Avenue, still in the blooming period. Navigate to the Wuhan Botanical Garden of the Chinese Academy of Sciences, where there is a parking lot. Take bus 401, 625, or 413 from Guanggu Square Station on Subway Line 2 to Wuhan Botanical Garden Station. Take bus 401, 402, 413, or 625 to Wuhan Botanical Garden Station. Address: No. 1 Lumo Road, Hongshan District Opening hours: 08:00~17:00 Full-price ticket is 35 yuan, half-price for the elderly, children, and students. Wuhan Tourism Year Card holders enter for free.

The botanical garden must be visited in person Otherwise, I can't explain its beauty to you Fields of tulips, pear blossoms, hyacinths, peonies Whether it's the rich and colorful landscape greenhouse Or the central floral avenue like Alice in Wonderland It's all very picturesque It's perfect for photos of runaway princesses👸🏻 and country girls👧🏻 Don't complain about being tired The further you go, the fewer tourists there will be taking photos📸 I suggest wearing light-colored plain dresses Add a touch of pastoral headwear for the photo shoot If it's crowded, you can try placing your phone on the ground and take pictures surrounded by tulips I recommend coming before 9 am Because it's really popular🔥 If you wake up late, it's easy to get stuck in traffic

#cherryblossom2024 The Malus Crabapple, often simply called the Crabapple tree, is a stunning ornamental tree known for its beautiful flowers and small, colorful fruit. 🍎 These trees are highly valued for their decorative qualities and are popular choices in gardens, parks, and along streetscapes. This tree can be viewed at Wuhan 🌼 Flowering: late March to May 📍 Location: Wuhan Botanical Garden Wild Orchard and nearby Introduction: Chinese flowering apple is one of the traditional flowers in China. Wuhan Botanical Garden, a collection of stalked begonia, American begonia, Xifu begonia, Xifu begonia, Luisha and other 25 varieties, flowers blooming, such as summer like brocade, full of spring. #GardenBeauty #OrnamentalTrees #NatureLovers

The botanical garden at the start of summer is truly beautiful. A sea of greenery meets the eye, with every plant radiating the vitality of life. I didn't follow the map; the scenery itself became my guide. Wandering along the path, I would sometimes come across seas of flowers, various bridges, large trees, and ripe fruits. In this season of early summer, the botanical garden becomes an oasis in the city. 🗺️ Location: Wuhan Botanical Garden 🎫 Ticket: 35 yuan, some annual passes are free 🚴‍♀️ Transportation 🚌Bus: Take bus 682 or 401, the bus stop is right at the entrance of the park, so there's not much walking required after arrival. 🚗Self-driving: There is a parking lot nearby, but it may get a little congested during holidays and weekends. Photo spots: 1⃣️ Various stone bridges in the park: You can stand on the stone bridges near the lotus flowers, and in summer when the flowers bloom, it's perfect for a photo together. Just walking around, you can also find others, with trees and water as the backdrop, it's really tranquil. 2⃣️ Flower fields not to be missed in spring and summer Tulips, roses, peonies, and hydrangeas will all be in bloom, and it's truly romantic when you come across them. 3⃣️ Various peculiar trees The shapes of the trees are very dynamic, from the dense canopy to the deep roots, all showing incredible vitality and tension.

💐 As one of the top four places in China to appreciate azaleas, the Cloud Mist Mountain is truly spectacular with its mountainsides covered in red azaleas. However, it is quite crowded and far from the city center, so today I'm sharing some places within Wuhan city where you can enjoy the azaleas~ 🌸 Azalea Blooming Period: April 10th to the end of April ✅ Places to Appreciate Azaleas 1. East Lake Moshan Azalea Garden No admission fee | Free! The path is lined with blooming red azaleas, and the whole garden is brimming with the spirit of spring! It's great for taking photos and is a perfect spot for a weekend outing to relax and enjoy the spring! 2. Qingshan Park No admission fee | Free! This park is a real hidden gem, with over ten thousand azalea bushes, probably the largest azalea viewing spot within Wuhan city! The lake and greenery create a lush environment, not just with azaleas but also some late cherry blossoms that are particularly beautiful! I recommend everyone to visit if you have the chance; it's truly beautiful! 3. Wuhan Botanical Garden Admission fee required | 30 RMB! There's a wide variety of azaleas, arranged in a pleasing, undulating pattern! It's very suitable for taking photos! The botanical garden has also been upgraded recently, with large green lawns where you can lie down and daydream, which is really pleasant!! 4. Ma'anshan Forest Park No admission fee | Free! The azaleas are planted along the hillside in layers, giving a feeling similar to the Cloud Mist Mountain! If you go now, you can also take pictures of the hydrangeas, which are blooming at a lower height and are very photogenic! It's the best choice for an urban hike and oxygen intake! 5. East Lake Tingtao Scenic Area Just navigate to Lanfu Parking Lot! Once you arrive, turn right, and you'll see a whole area of azaleas, which are quite low and less crowded! It's very suitable for taking photos! It feels like being enveloped by flowers! It's the weekend! I wish everyone a fun time and hope you take beautiful pictures! Hehe!! Azalea Garden Qingshan Park Wuhan Botanical Garden Ma'anshan Forest Park East Lake Tingtao Scenic Area

In May, the hydrangeas at Wuhan Botanical Garden are so popular they've become the talk of the town! As June approaches, the water lilies and lotuses in full bloom are simply breathtaking😍. The huge lotus pond is filled with a variety of lotuses, truly embodying the poem 'Endless green lotus leaves reach up to the sky, while the sunlit lotuses offer a unique red hue.' There's even a wooden walkway over the water, allowing visitors to get up close and personal with the lotuses. Whether you're photographing flowers or taking portraits, it's particularly suitable. The quaint wooden arch bridge over the pond adds a touch of Jiangnan water town charm to the place. The lotus leaves stand tall, dancing in the wind, and the water surface is clear and smooth, just like 'each and every lotus leaf rising in the wind,' making one feel as if they've stepped into the Jiangnan region🤩. Next to the lotus pond, the water lily display area gathers hundreds of rare water lily species, with a multitude of colors, super stunning👏. Here's a warm tip, if you want to view the lotuses and water lilies, it's recommended to go in the morning, as the water lilies might 'clock out' early in the afternoon! Plus, after a day under the sun, the lotus petals might get a bit dehydrated. You can check out the botanical garden's guide map in my posted picture 18, where the main lotus and water lily varieties are concentrated in the area marked with red graffiti pen. After entering the gate, turn right and walk for about five minutes to get there. The hydrangeas are mainly located along the Flower Border Avenue, and they are still in the blooming season. You can navigate to the Wuhan Botanical Garden of the Chinese Academy of Sciences, where there's a parking lot. Take subway line 2 to Optics Valley Square Station and transfer to bus 401, 625, or 413 to get off at Wuhan Botanical Garden Station. Buses 401, 402, 413, and 625 can also take you to Wuhan Botanical Garden Station. Address: No. 1, Lumo Road, Hongshan District Opening hours: 08:00 to 17:00 Full-price ticket is 35 yuan, with half-price discounts available for seniors, children, and students. If you have a Wuhan Tourism Annual Card, you can even get in for free.

Wuhan Botanical Garden never has an off-season for flowers. It has built more than a dozen specialized gardens and scenic spots, including an aquatic plant garden, a rare plant garden, a kiwifruit garden, an ornamental plant garden, an arboretum, a conifer garden, and a bamboo garden. The plants in the garden bloom throughout the four seasons, and the large greenhouse displays a variety of 'rare, exotic, and peculiar' plants. The central lawn is lush with grass, and various science and tourism facilities are complete. The garden has introduced nearly 4000 plant species, and it holds large-scale famous flower expos in spring and autumn each year. It has become a kingdom of plants where flowers vie for beauty and trees for glory, and it has become a major plant species resource collection center in Central China and a conservation base for the diversity of North Asian tropical plants in China. Now, the flower path is blooming with flowers, and the colorful hydrangeas are so dazzling that they catch the eye. In the outdoor water lily area and the greenhouse flower house, various precious, exotic, and rare water lily species are competing to bloom. Flowers are like the sea, people are like the tide, and visitors are endless. It is now the perfect place for photo check-ins.

Spring in Wuhan is like a huge garden, filled with colorful flowers everywhere, a feast for the eyes! Make sure not to miss these places! 🤩 1️⃣ Tulips (mid to late February to March) 📍 ● Wuhan Botanical Garden: A feast of tulips and orchids not to be missed! If you were born in the year of the Dragon, you can be as smart, capable, and universally considerate as the language of tulips suggests. 💖 ● Tanghu Park: Tulips by the lake sparkle in the sunlight, and there's a large lawn perfect for taking photos and camping! 📸 ● Wuhan Flower Expo: A row of tulips by the lake complements the castle beautifully. The grass between the two rows of tulips is the perfect spot to feel like you're in a sea of flowers! 📷 2️⃣ Cherry Blossoms (mid-March to early April) 📍 ● East Lake Moshan Cherry Garden: Although crowded, the cherry blossoms are everywhere, and the beauty is overwhelming. 😍 ● Wuhan University: Make a reservation in advance to enjoy the perfect combination of cherry blossoms and Republican-era architecture, and experience the blend of history and academia. 🤓 ● Xibeihu Square: The stunning cherry blossom avenue with traffic weaving through it feels like a movie scene, perfect for photography! 🎞 ● Luoyu East Road Bus Station: Wuhan's most beautiful cherry blossom bus station, with cherry blossoms blooming along the road, take photos from above for breathtaking beauty! 📸 3️⃣ Magnolias (end of February to early March) 📍 ● Changchun Temple: Magnolias against the red walls are sacred and beautiful! 🧡 ● Huazhong University of Science and Technology: As a HUST student, I really love the magnolias on West 12th and East 9th roads. The flowers are so abundant it feels like being in an anime world! 🎈 ● Dijiao Park: The magnolias next to the pavilion and the corner of the pavilion together make a picturesque scene, full of ancient charm, suitable for portrait photography. 📸 4️⃣ Hydrangeas (April) 📍 ● Shahu Park: Area C's hydrangeas bloom like snow, fresh and elegant, with excellent photo results on sunny days! 🌟 ● Ma'anshan Forest Park: Navigate to Hou'ershan parking lot, go through Monkey Mountain towards the greenway, and you'll see the hydrangeas. They're not tall, no ladder needed, not crowded, and the photos turn out great! 👍 ● Qintai Subway Station: Right out of the station are a dozen or so large hydrangea trees, the white blooms swaying in the wind, extremely cute and photogenic! 🤩 5️⃣ Hydrangeas - Endless Summer (May) 📍 ● Jinshui Lake Wetland Park: The park is filled with hydrangeas everywhere, incredibly impressive! A true blessing for hydrangea enthusiasts! 😘 ● Tanghu Park: Near Chuyuan, Endless Summer hydrangeas bloom in patches on the grass and under the trees, not too crowded, perfect for portrait photography and camping, very comfortable! 🏕 It's the perfect time for flower viewing, so keep this guide handy and head to Wuhan to enjoy the feast of flowers! 🌺🌼🌻