Nanjing Zhongshan Botanical Garden

Nanjing botanical Garden in Zhongshan mountain is a best place to visit during the spring 🌸🌷🌹. I took this pictures in mid of March. Tulip blossom will be in March and early April. Entrance fee for each person is 45 RMB 💴 and purchase with Alipay or Wechat from entrance. Now due to the pandemic health code and travel code is must for entering the garden. Getting there : Nearest metro station 🚇 is Muxuyuan line 2 which is 1,6 km away from the botanical Garden. Follow the sign for exit 1. Sightseeing buses are available or can take the paid cycles. Cycling will not be easy since it is uphill. #flowerlover #nanjing #springblossoms #spring #botanicgardens

#springholiday This is one of the most amazing place to visit in Nanjing during Spring. Almost every year you can visit this place from March to May. There are thousands of tulips around the park. To ge there… you can take line 2 and get off at Muxuyuan station and take exit 1 and walk for 1.6km. You have to pay an entrance fee 45rmb to get into the park. this is worth a visit. you need an hour to explore the whole place. #themeparks

Taken on March 13th. The tulips in the southern garden of Zhongshan Botanical Garden have bloomed! Most varieties are in full bloom now, and it's already a good time to go for a photo shoot. There are quite a few people even on weekdays, so be mentally prepared The cherry blossoms in the northern garden have also bloomed, and there are even more people. When I went today without sunlight, the photos I took were not very satisfying, so I suggest our family members choose a sunny day to visit. 👉 Zhongshan Botanical Garden is divided into southern and northern gardens, with tickets priced at 45 for the south and 15 for the north, or a combined ticket for 50. Those with the Nanjing Park Annual Pass can enter both gardens for free. The northern garden is larger, while the southern garden depends on the season; there are many types of flowers in spring, and the Crescent Embankment is also incredibly beautiful in autumn. 👉 The entrance is very congested, and parking is expensive. It's a one-kilometer walk from the Mufu Garden Station of the subway. I also recommend taking a taxi or bus, as there is a bus station right at the entrance.

I visited in November and am only now sorting through the photos, but they are truly stunning! The autumn in Jiangsu, Zhejiang, and Shanghai region is really like heaven. I can't help but feel incredibly lucky every time! It's a blessing to live here for a year or more. 🤩 Nanjing Zhongshan Botanical Garden is divided into the South Garden and North Garden. We visited the North Garden (admission ticket 🎫15💰), which I highly recommend. It's very beautiful, especially during autumn and winter, resembling a fairyland. Right at the entrance, there is a large area of ginkgo trees, and as you walk further, you'll see swathes of red and yellow maple leaves, as well as small bridges over flowing water, perfect for a leisurely stroll. 【Tips】 📍Address: Nanjing Zhongshan Botanical Garden (No.1 Houhu Houcun, outside Zhongshan Gate, Xuanwu District, Nanjing) 🚌Transportation: Take bus routes 20 or 315, the stop is right at the entrance of the botanical garden ⌚️Opening hours: 8:30-17:30, entry stops at 17:00, closed on Mondays

Nanjing Zhongshan Botanical Garden's comprehensive review on March 20th is as follows. Despite the weather forecast predicting rain for the weekend, which might end the blooming season early and affect everyone's photography plans, the botanical garden was bustling with visitors at noon on a weekday, specifically on Wednesday, March 20th. Due to the large number of visitors, Linggu Road was even temporarily closed for detour. I chose to take a taxi that day, but encountered a traffic police blockade on Linggu Road and had to detour to the entrance of Fugui Mountain Residential Area. Although there were about two kilometers left to my destination, the scenery along the way was so captivating that I lingered. The park inside the Fugui Mountain Residential Area was beautifully scenic, with magnolias and cherry blossoms blooming alongside the city wall, a sight too beautiful to describe. The famous Brother Lion's Head shop and the open-air market at the entrance of the residential area were full of life, making me stop to taste and admire. After passing through the Fugui Mountain Residential Area, I followed the navigation and successfully reached the botanical garden. I had planned to visit both the South and North Gardens, but due to time constraints, I only visited the South Garden. Although there were four queues for entry into the South Garden, the process was smooth, with both garden cards and QR code ticket scanning available, and the ticket checking was extremely fast, allowing me to enter within minutes. Upon entering the South Garden, a dazzling tulip garden came into view. Various varieties of tulips were blooming in competition, a breathtaking sight that attracted many visitors to stop and take photos. Lovely children were playing joyfully in the spring light, and the whole garden was filled with vitality and vigor. Additionally, I would like to specially recommend the grilled sausages from the snack bar on the right-hand side just inside the South Garden. The aromatic and delicious grilled sausages were memorable and definitely worth a try. Overall, despite the less-than-ideal weather forecast, the South Garden of Nanjing Zhongshan Botanical Garden still presented a unique charm. Both the beautiful floral scenery and the convenient services left a deep impression on me.

🌸 A riot of flowers, so beautiful that it's beyond words! 👀 🌻 Come and enjoy the flowers, feel the breath of spring! 🌈

The tulips at Zhongshan Botanical Garden are in bloom~ Nanjing Monet Garden 🌸A great place to take the kids and experience nature on the weekend ⚠️Be sure to arrive early!!! (From 14:00 to 16:00, it's super crowded, so much so that people are walking shoulder to shoulder) —— Tickets ✅South Garden: 45r/person; North Garden: 15r/person; Combined ticket for both gardens: 50r/person; ✅Free admission for children under 1.4 meters and disabled persons in both South and North Gardens; ✅South Garden students and military personnel: 23r/person; ✅Half price for ages 60-69 in South Garden; ✅Free admission for those over 70; —— It takes about 2~3 hours to tour the South Garden and North Garden Stamp collection: Get a stamp from the staff at the ticket office at the entrance of the South Garden Tour Tips: Buy tickets online in advance and enter directly with a mobile phone scan (there are also long queues at the ticket booth) It's recommended to wear bright colors (pure white, pink, blue, floral or Hanfu) and put on beautiful makeup for great photo opportunities. Be sure to apply sunscreen Bring snacks, drinks, power banks, cameras, selfie sticks, sunscreen, bubble machines, headscarves, hats, etc. Note: There are no restaurants in the park, only small shops. It is advised to bring your own water and snacks Flower Viewing Seasons Spring March-May: Tulips, cherry blossoms, daffodils, irises, roses (red, yellow, pink, white, purple~) Summer June-August: Lotus, daisies, rose hydrangeas, trumpet creepers Autumn September-November: Ginkgo, autumn chrysanthemums, metasequoia, red maple, ginkgo Indoor tropical rainforest and succulent plant area that can be visited all year round A wide variety of plants and flowers, with different beautiful scenes throughout the year —— 📍Location: No. 1 Houcun, Qianhu, Xuanwu District, Nanjing, Zhongshan Botanical Garden 🚌Bus: Take bus route 20/315 directly to Zhongshan Botanical Garden Station 🚇Subway: Exit 1 of Mufu Garden Station on Line 2, then transfer to bus route 20/315 (it may be difficult to get on the bus due to the crowd) 🚇Subway: Take bus route 20 from Jiming Temple Station on Line 3 🚇Subway: Take bus route 315 from Gangzicun Station on Line 4 🚗Driving: Parking fee is 20/hour (traffic may be controlled when driving!!!) ❗️Note: Driving, cycling, and bringing pets inside are prohibited; ✅You can ride shared bicycles and electric scooters to the park entrance ⏰Business hours: 8:30-17:30, no entry after 17:00

Visiting the park is the proper affair‖March 16th, tulips at the botanical garden The tulips at Zhongshan Botanical Garden have bloomed on cue, and a large swath of pink tulips at the entrance of the South Garden is already looking gorgeous. This year, there's a new scene arranged, with colorful flowers on both sides of the stream and a fairy-like mist over the water, creating a scene reminiscent of Monet's garden, stunningly beautiful. Zhongshan Botanical Garden flower viewing tips: The entire South Garden has tulips planted in many places, and currently, the best blooms are the pink and red tulips at the entrance. There are still many tulips in other areas that have not bloomed, so there's no need to rush for flower viewing. Try to avoid weekends if possible, as it gets really crowded. The Monet garden setting is by the stream on the right side of the entrance. Right now, there aren't many flowers along the stream, but there might be other flowers later, like last year's daffodils, which haven't been seen yet this year. Today is Saturday, and the mist spray over the stream was turned on before 9 am. On weekdays, it might start a bit later. In addition to tulips, the South Garden's large patches of February orchids have also bloomed, and the Tropical Plant Palace currently has an orchid exhibition, featuring various rare and precious orchids and Phalaenopsis, which are definitely worth seeing. The pink early cherry blossoms in the North Garden have also bloomed, and you can plan a day to enjoy the flowers in both the South and North Gardens.

The cherry blossoms at Zhongshan Botanical Garden are breathtakingly beautiful! The Tsubaki Camellias at Zhongshan Botanical Garden have bloomed! A sea of pink flowers stretches out, looking like pink clouds under the blue sky. Joyful birds and hardworking bees flit about, bringing the scent of spring right to your face. Come walk the flower path and embrace the most beautiful spring here!

The tulips at the Zhongshan Botanical Garden are in full bloom. The botanical garden is truly a blessing for annual pass enthusiasts, with different flowers blooming each season. Today, I visited both the south and north gardens; the tulips in the south garden are blooming perfectly, and the cherry blossoms in the north garden are also splendid. Right after entering the south garden, you'll see the tulips on the right-hand side. There's also a large patch near the Crescent Embankment, and more tulips are continuously being planted along the road. Currently, there are pink, white, and bright red tulips in bloom. There are a lot of people, and you might run into some aunties who are a bit too enthusiastic about the flowers... It's recommended to take low-angle shots looking up at the flowers to get a clear view without people in the frame. When admiring and photographing the flowers, please try not to step on them, so that more people can enjoy them. With the upcoming travel peak season, I hope that more visitors from other places can appreciate them. 📍: Zhongshan Botanical Garden (South Garden) 🎫: South Garden 42, North Garden 14, combined ticket 45, annual pass free ⏰: 8:30-17:00 It's difficult to hail a taxi in the scenic area, and it can get congested, so walking or hailing a taxi in advance is recommended.

Spring breeze on the face, cherry blossoms bloom The cherry blossom season is here, and in the North Garden of the Nanjing Zhongshan Botanical Garden, nearly two hundred cherry trees are gracefully growing by the water. Petal by petal, the delicate pink blossoms bloom against the azure sky, as if bringing a breath of fresh spring air. Walking into the cherry blossom avenue is like stepping into a fairy tale world of pink floral seas. The emerald green lake water next to the peach grove reflects the splendid floral scenery, and every step feels like a stroll in a painting. It's a pleasure to be here, where you can capture the stunning moment of cherry blossoms for a photo, leaving behind your own spring memories. For those who want to go flower viewing, why not plan a lovely spring outing. The North Garden of Zhongshan Botanical Garden is open daily from 8:30 to 17:30, 🎫 and the ticket price is 15 yuan for the North Garden (50 yuan for a combined ticket for both the North and South Gardens). 🚞 The transportation is convenient; you can take 🚇 subway line 2 to Muxuyuan Station, then transfer to bus 20/315 🚇 to Zhongshan Botanical Garden Station, or walk for 15 minutes to reach there.

| Captured on 3/13 I fell into a spring that looked like an oil painting. 🌟Highlights: Last year on this day, the cold cherry blossoms in the North Garden and the tulips in the South Garden 🌷 bloomed simultaneously, with only two cold cherry trees and the tulips 🌷 filling the garden. This year it's the other way around, the North Garden's cold cherry blossoms have bloomed into a sea, while only about ten percent of the South Garden's tulips have opened. 👍Most recommended: Only the pink ones at the main entrance, and those on the road opposite Crescent Embankment have bloomed. The pink ones are just budding. Some of the big red ones by the roadside have bloomed. ✅Other colors, those by Crescent Embankment, none have bloomed. ✅There's an upside to not everything being in bloom, which is fewer people 😜. The main crowd has gone to the other side to photograph the cherry blossoms, so you can get clean shots here. ✅To the right of the entrance, by the little river, some small scenes have been created. It's not quite Monet's garden, but there's still a bit of a fairy tale vibe. 🚉Transportation tips: ✅🚌The most convenient. ✅If you drive before 8 am, park in the West Parking Lot of Plum Valley, a ten-minute walk away, and it costs 6 yuan to park for the whole day 😍👻