Vancouver Cherry Express 19 | Another late cherry blossom feast hidden in East Vancouver

| Another late cherry blossom feast hidden in East Vancouver. 📍Check-in address: 6173 Argyle St, Vancouver ⏰Check-in time: 2025.4.22 In Vancouver’s spring, before the cherry blossoms bid farewell completely, all other flowers and plants can only play supporting roles. This year I discovered that East Vancouver is a treasure trove of places to enjoy late cherry blossoms! Lately, when I go home from Richmond, I've been taking a slightly circuitous route - through East Vancouver. It’s not because the distance is shorter, but because of that touch of pink surprise. There are countless late cherry blossom tunnels hidden in the streets and alleys of East Vancouver, each of which is so beautiful that it is irresistible. However, time is limited and parking and turning around are inconvenient, so most of the time I can only pass by them, take a quick glance, and just consider it an admiration. Today, I stopped at 46th Ave and Argyle St. This is another ancient Guanshan Cherry Blossom Street. This pink promenade is at its peak beauty! The gnarled branches of the ancient tree burst into a pink mist, creating a double visual impact of "green maples and pink cherries" with the maple avenue next door. The car slowly drove through the tall and straight maple forest, the green all around washed our eyes, and at the end of our sight was a dreamy pink cloud, the blooming Kwanzan cherry blossoms were welcoming the end of spring with the warmest attitude. The interweaving of red and green, the collision of warmth and tranquility, seems to be the most colorful stroke of spring, instantly capturing all the senses. Spring in Vancouver always strikes my heart with all kinds of unexpected beauty. This perfect tenderness and this surprise that does not require deliberate seeking deeply fits all my imaginations of beauty. Even though this city has a long rainy season, whenever the cherry blossoms bloom and the sun shines, all the gloom will be swept away. If you also want an unconventional cherry blossom viewing experience, you might as well avoid the crowded places and go deep into the streets of East Vancouver, where you may encounter this unexpected beauty. But please remember that the tranquility here is an important part of this beauty. Let us be quiet flower admirers, without making noise or picking flowers, and keep the tenderness of spring in the hearts of every flower lover. [RedHeart] Friendly reminder: The pink color on the branches is fading at a speed visible to the naked eye, and we may enter the cherry blossom rain period this weekend. Friends who want to see her beauty, hurry up! Please be careful when driving there and be careful not to be distracted by the beautiful scenery.