Beijing! An empty ginkgo forest! It's already a golden ocean!

🌲 Don't go to Olympic Forest Park and Sanlitun to see ginkgo trees with the crowd! I didn't expect there to be such a large ginkgo forest in Chaoyang, Beijing, which is already completely yellow. It feels bigger than Olympic Forest Park and Sanlitun. Now, not only are the branches and leaves lush, but the ground is also covered with ginkgo leaves blown down by the autumn wind. It's not an exaggeration to say that this is a golden ocean. 🌲 There is a large ginkgo forest in Pingfang Park in Chaoyang District. Compared with the street trees, the ginkgo trees here are specially planted here. In this ginkgo forest, you don't have to search for the yellow ginkgo trees like on the street. Everywhere you look is a golden ginkgo ocean. 🌲 It's rare to find such a dense ginkgo forest in Beijing. Although it's a bit far away, you can feast your eyes and see the golden autumn in Beijing. Walking in the ginkgo forest, a gust of wind blows, and the ginkgo leaves float around like colorful butterflies. From a distance, these fallen leaves look like a golden carpet on the ground. 🌲 In late autumn, walking in the ginkgo forest in Pingfang Park is like entering a time tunnel. The forest extends as far as the eye can see, and the road is covered with golden leaves. Stepping on the golden leaves and hearing the crisp sound is the wonderful music of late autumn in Beijing. 🌲 The ginkgo trees here are dense, and there are no crowds. Now is the best time to visit. Rows of beautiful ginkgo trees are showing their most beautiful colors. When the sunlight shines into the forest, it's like a filter. The whole ginkgo forest is glowing, like a golden fairy tale world. ⚠️ Tips 📍 Pingfang Park, Chaoyang District, Beijing 📸 Photo date: October 29, 2024 It's recommended to enter the park from the south gate, go straight and turn right to see the ginkgo forest. 📸 Photo tips: It's recommended to go at noon. The ginkgo forest is currently lush, and the sunlight is blocked if you go too early or too late, so you can't capture the most beautiful colors.