There are so many guides to enjoying the flowers at Hangzhou's Prince Bay Park, but no one tells you that climbing the Jiuyao Mountain behind it offers a panoramic view

After the first sentence, make a new line. If you're traveling to Hangzhou in March or during the Qingming Festival, the tulips at Prince Bay Park, which are all over the internet, are a must-visit. Regarding Hangzhou's Prince Bay Park, tourists are more familiar with a) the windmill lawn, b) the flowing water stone bridge, c) the lush lawns, but in fact, the tulip viewing at Hangzhou's Prince Bay and the overlooking from Jiuyao Mountain behind it are truly stunning. Here's a different guide to enjoying the tulips at Prince Bay Park, please keep it: 1. Location: Prince Bay Park, Nanshan Road, Xihu District, Hangzhou, Jiuyao Mountain Viewing Platform 2. Tickets: None. Both Prince Bay Park and Jiuyao Mountain do not charge an entrance fee 3. Transportation: Exit C of Wushan Square Station on Metro Line 7. A 20-minute bike ride is best. It's not congested, and you can also take bus 4 or bus 1314, but it's really congested. It's best to ride a bicycle there 4. Tulip season: Mid-March to early April, some until mid-April 5. Suggested off-peak visiting times: Morning 7:00-9:00, Afternoon 16:30-18:00 6. Overlooking Prince Bay Park location: Navigate to Jiuyao Mountain Viewing Platform. Go up the stone path behind the resort. It takes about 15-20 minutes to climb. The scenery along the way is nice, and once you get up there, you can see Prince Bay Park, Leifeng Pagoda, and West Lake all at a glance. It is recommended to allow 1 hour for the round trip 7. Tips for photographing tulips: a) Take photos in the morning or evening with the golden light as a background; 2) Place your phone at the base of the plant to take upward shots; 3) Focus on the model, avoid the crowd, and capture the overall curve of the sea of flowers