As spring arrives in China, vibrant floral displays are transforming the country’s landscapes, attracting tourists from far and wide. In Jinzhai County, Anhui Province, nearly 100,000 magnolia flowers are in full bloom, painting the mountains with stunning colors. Visitors are immersing themselves in the beauty of spring, wandering through the sea of flowers.
In the Ganzi Tibetan Autonomous Prefecture of Sichuan Province, valleys are adorned with pink and white apricot flowers, swaying gently in the warm spring breeze. Meanwhile, in Jilin Province, adonis amurensis has emerged as one of the first signs of spring, with bright yellow flowers sprouting through the frozen soil.
In Kunming City, Yunnan Province, tourists are enjoying cherry blossoms from a unique perspective—by train. The area is hosting cultural activities like the flower god dance to enhance the viewing experience. “It’s amazing to see the cherry blossoms from the train. They’re so beautiful, and my family and I are having a great time,” said Ms. Wang, a tourist.
Longnan City in Gansu Province is also experiencing peak cherry blossom season, captivating tourists with its beauty. Flower-viewing tours are boosting local income by offering cultural and tourism experiences. In Chongqing Municipality, tourists are drawn to rapeseed flower fields, enjoying the tranquility and beauty of nature. The region has introduced projects like hotpot dining in the flower fields, which has increased local tourism revenue.
“I feel the strong atmosphere of spring when eating hotpot here. The sights are beautiful, and the hotpot is delicious,” said Ao Xiaojiao, a tourist. In Luoyuan County, Fujian Province, over 30,000 cherry trees have created a breathtaking sea of flowers, attracting tourists nationwide. Local villagers have launched entertainment activities to capitalize on the stunning scenery.
