In this spring, it's not good to avoid Japan, which is crowded with people, and come to Guizhou to catch up with the most romantic flowers. Guizhou, the largest Cherry Blossom base in the world, has an amazing scale of 24000 Mu and nearly 700000 plants. Surrounded by Hongfeng Lake, the ten thousand mu cherry blossoms in Pingba are affectionate and gentle. The White Early cherry and the pink late cherry alternate on the stage to circle a beautiful spring in Guizhou. So, how long is the cherry blossom period in Pingba? Where is the best place to enjoy flowers?
Guiyang Anshun section of Shanghai Kunming Expressway passes through the flower sea, surrounded by cherry blossom sea on both sides of the road, and becomes the 'most beautiful Expressway' as soon as the flower season arrives.
And there is more than one flower event here in spring. The warm azalea sea stretches for more than 50 kilometers, lighting the clouds in the sky.
Cherry Blossom sea of ten thousand mu
Accustomed to the overlapping mountains in Guizhou, I never thought there would be a little-known flower sea here. With the aerial photo of the flower sea in Southwest China released by the BBC, it's amazing all over the world! The flower viewing period from the beginning of March to the beginning of April every year is most suitable for the tourists who don't like to toss and want to be cool and comfortable.
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Flowering: early March to April
Pingba farm is located on the Bank of Hongfeng Lake, which is the largest cherry planting base in China.
Pingba cherry base has more than 6000 mu of over 700000 precious cherry trees, which can be called "the best cherry viewing area in Guizhou". What's more, this ten thousand mu cherry forest is open to the public free of charge!
Originally, only local people knew about this flower viewing place, because the BBC released a group of photos of Huahai airlines in Southwest China, which amazed the whole world.
Every year when the cherry blossom is in full bloom, there are a large number of tourists coming here to enjoy the cherry blossom. Local villagers often visit the cherry garden because of the convenience advantage of "getting the moon before the water". In particular, the villagers dressed in the special clothes of Tunpu have a unique flavor when wandering in the cherry blossom in full bloom.