Wuhan Botanical Garden

😍 Spring in Wuhan is like a huge Monet garden, colorful, with various flowers visible everywhere on the roadside and in parks! It's really too beautiful!! Don't miss these places below!! 1️⃣ Tulips🌷 (Mid to late February to March) 📍 Wuhan Botanical Garden - Tulip Exhibition: If you want to see tulips and Phalaenopsis, you definitely can't miss this place😜! Hope everyone can be as intelligent and capable, loving and considerate as the tulip's flower language~ 📍 Tanghu Park - Chu Garden direction: The tulips by the lake seem to glow in the sunlight✨, with a large lawn next to it, super suitable for taking photos and camping! There are also amusement facilities nearby, very suitable for bringing kids👶! 📍 Wuhan Flower Expo: A row of tulips by the lake, reflecting the sparkling water and the castle, is breathtakingly beautiful🤩! There's also a little secret: you can walk into the green grass between the two rows of tulips to take photos, it's easy to capture the feeling of being in a sea of flowers! 2️⃣ Cherry Blossoms🌸 (Mid-March to early April) 📍 East Lake Moshan Cherry Garden: It's very crowded, but really very beautiful, the cherry blossoms all over the mountains are intoxicating😍~ 📍 Wuhan University: You need to make a reservation in advance~ The cherry blossoms complement the Republic of China style architecture inside Wuhan University, in addition to the beautiful scenery, you can also feel a strong historical and academic atmosphere📚~ 📍 Xibeihu Square: The beautiful cherry blossom avenue, with people and traffic coming and going, is just like a scene from a movie🎞, great for taking photos!! 📍 Luoyu East Road Bus Station (HUST East Gate): This is Wuhan's most beautiful cherry blossom bus station, with cherry blossoms all along the road, photographers can stand on the overpass and shoot from above, the effect is amazing👏!! 3️⃣ Magnolia Flowers💐 (End of February to early March) 📍 Changchun Temple: The magnolias and the red walls complement each other, magnificent🤩, giving a sacred feeling! 📍 Huazhong University of Science and Technology: As a HUST person, I really love the magnolias on West 12th and East 9th roads🌺, all you see are flowers, as if you are in an anime world! 📍 Dijiao Park: The magnolia next to the pavilion and a corner of the pavilion come into the picture together, like an ancient style painting🖼, very suitable for taking portraits~ 4️⃣ Hydrangea🍃 (April) 📍 Shahu Park: The hydrangeas in Area C bloom like snow❄, fresh and elegant, choose a sunny day to go, super photogenic! 📍 Ma'anshan Forest Park: Navigate to the Hou'ershan parking lot, pass through Monkey Mountain, and walk towards the greenway to see it! Not tall, no need for ladders, easy to take great photos📷~ 📍 Qintai Subway Station: Right out of the subway exit, there are large hydrangea trees. The white flower balls sway in the wind, so cute😜~ Super photogenic! 5️⃣ Hydrangea - Endless Summer🌸 (May) 📍 Jinyinhu Wetland Park: From the park gate to under the trees along the lake, to any small path, they are all filled with hydrangeas🤩, simply a paradise for hydrangea lovers! 📍 Tanghu Park: In the grass and woods near Chu Garden, Endless Summer blooms in patches😄, not many people, very suitable for portrait photography, and you can also camp, very comfortable😆! How about it, do these places make your heart beat😉? When do you plan to go flower viewing🤔?

The tulips in Wuhan Botanical Garden are so beautiful that it's crazy. Large patches of tulips in Wuhan Botanical Garden are blooming in the wind🌷 They shine under the sunlight, extremely romantic~ It is recommended to go on a sunny day☀️ The botanical garden is very large, and the tropical rainforest pavilion is also super beautiful!! It takes about half a day to visit the whole place~ Can't wait to meet the flowers of spring🤗💐 📍Shooting location: Wuhan Botanical Garden ⏰Shooting date: 2024.2.17 🚇Transportation suggestion: Subway Line 8 Liyuan Station/Line 2 Guanggu Station, take a taxi to the botanical garden

The botanical garden must be visited in person Otherwise, I can't explain its beauty to you Fields of tulips, pear blossoms, hyacinths, peonies Whether it's the rich and colorful landscape greenhouse Or the central floral avenue like Alice in Wonderland It's all very picturesque It's perfect for photos of runaway princesses👸🏻 and country girls👧🏻 Don't complain about being tired The further you go, the fewer tourists there will be taking photos📸 I suggest wearing light-colored plain dresses Add a touch of pastoral headwear for the photo shoot If it's crowded, you can try placing your phone on the ground and take pictures surrounded by tulips I recommend coming before 9 am Because it's really popular🔥 If you wake up late, it's easy to get stuck in traffic

💐 As one of the top four places in China to appreciate azaleas, the Cloud Mist Mountain is truly spectacular with its mountainsides covered in red azaleas. However, it is quite crowded and far from the city center, so today I'm sharing some places within Wuhan city where you can enjoy the azaleas~ 🌸 Azalea Blooming Period: April 10th to the end of April ✅ Places to Appreciate Azaleas 1. East Lake Moshan Azalea Garden No admission fee | Free! The path is lined with blooming red azaleas, and the whole garden is brimming with the spirit of spring! It's great for taking photos and is a perfect spot for a weekend outing to relax and enjoy the spring! 2. Qingshan Park No admission fee | Free! This park is a real hidden gem, with over ten thousand azalea bushes, probably the largest azalea viewing spot within Wuhan city! The lake and greenery create a lush environment, not just with azaleas but also some late cherry blossoms that are particularly beautiful! I recommend everyone to visit if you have the chance; it's truly beautiful! 3. Wuhan Botanical Garden Admission fee required | 30 RMB! There's a wide variety of azaleas, arranged in a pleasing, undulating pattern! It's very suitable for taking photos! The botanical garden has also been upgraded recently, with large green lawns where you can lie down and daydream, which is really pleasant!! 4. Ma'anshan Forest Park No admission fee | Free! The azaleas are planted along the hillside in layers, giving a feeling similar to the Cloud Mist Mountain! If you go now, you can also take pictures of the hydrangeas, which are blooming at a lower height and are very photogenic! It's the best choice for an urban hike and oxygen intake! 5. East Lake Tingtao Scenic Area Just navigate to Lanfu Parking Lot! Once you arrive, turn right, and you'll see a whole area of azaleas, which are quite low and less crowded! It's very suitable for taking photos! It feels like being enveloped by flowers! It's the weekend! I wish everyone a fun time and hope you take beautiful pictures! Hehe!! Azalea Garden Qingshan Park Wuhan Botanical Garden Ma'anshan Forest Park East Lake Tingtao Scenic Area

The sea of Chinese roses at Wuhan Botanical Garden presents a different kind of scenery. Despite the arrival of summer, the spring atmosphere at Wuhan Botanical Garden has an extended standby, with fresh flowers blooming everywhere, adding a romantic hue to East Lake. The garden boasts a specialized Chinese rose garden with more than 200 varieties and over 7,000 Chinese rose plants, making it the park with the most varieties of Chinese roses in Wuhan. It gathers numerous famous domestic and international varieties such as 'Fei Shan', 'Fen Shan', 'Black Pearl', and also the new black Chinese rose variety 'Black Beauty', green Chinese rose 'Lv E'... 'Lv E' is very rare in China and is one of the ancient Chinese rose varieties that are on the brink of extinction. Entering from the main gate of the botanical garden, passing by the Monet-style water lily pond, through the stacked stone stream, stepping onto the flower-lined path, you walk into the brightly blooming sea of Chinese roses. A nearly ten-meter-long blue brick and tile wall allows the branches and leaves of the Chinese roses to wander freely, turning it into a flower wall of color, fragrance, and exquisite beauty that reflects the retro and aesthetic charm of the garden. Clusters of pink flowers pour down, with naturally scattered branches growing and small, lush flowers interspersed among them, like a waterfall or brocade. After admiring the Chinese rose wall, you come to the Chinese rose archway, the popular photo spot of the rose garden. Above the semi-circular archway, the red and pink climbing Chinese roses are in full bloom, and from a distance, it looks like a fresh and refined spring painting. Wuhan Botanical Garden

The Wuhan Botanical Garden covers an area of 70 hectares and collects as many as 11,726 species of plants. It is a national 4A-level scenic spot, boasting the world's most extensive kiwifruit garden, the largest aquatic plant garden, a specialized garden for wild forest special fruit genetic resources, a specialized garden for unique and rare plant resources, and a specialized garden for medicinal plants, etc. The garden is full of fragrant scents and presents a picturesque scenery directly from nature. 🍀If you don't know where to go on the weekend, it's really a great place to check in, with photogenic landscapes and people, and it's also suitable for family outings. 🌟About tickets: Adults 35, children/students/seniors 16, (annual pass holders scan the code/card to enter), no need to book in advance, you can visit the entire garden. 🌟Orchid exhibition time: From now until early March (8:00-17:00) The orchids are only available in the glass greenhouse, with quite a variety of species blooming vigorously, perfect for checking in. Tulips are only displayed at the entrance! 🌟Transportation🚌: Take bus 413/401 to the Botanical Garden Road Botanical Garden Station, right at the entrance, 50 meters from the bus stop. Self-driving: Locate Wuhan Botanical Garden, there is parking 🅿️ at the entrance. I basically visit the botanical garden every season, each season has its own scenery, and it's quite suitable for a stroll.

#cherryblossom2024 The Malus Crabapple, often simply called the Crabapple tree, is a stunning ornamental tree known for its beautiful flowers and small, colorful fruit. 🍎 These trees are highly valued for their decorative qualities and are popular choices in gardens, parks, and along streetscapes. This tree can be viewed at Wuhan 🌼 Flowering: late March to May 📍 Location: Wuhan Botanical Garden Wild Orchard and nearby Introduction: Chinese flowering apple is one of the traditional flowers in China. Wuhan Botanical Garden, a collection of stalked begonia, American begonia, Xifu begonia, Xifu begonia, Luisha and other 25 varieties, flowers blooming, such as summer like brocade, full of spring. #GardenBeauty #OrnamentalTrees #NatureLovers

April is the month where azaleas bloom uniquely, creating a sea of flowers with endless beauty in the Wuhan Botanical Garden. The Azalea Park in the garden simulates the wild growth environment of azaleas, planting alpine and subalpine azaleas according to the slope differences. It has collected and cultivated more than 200 varieties of azaleas, including Rhododendron simsii, Rhododendron molle, Rhododendron spinuliferum, Rhododendron pulchrum, and Rhododendron scabrum, with a total of 50,000 plants. The most representative azalea species in the park include the deciduous Rhododendron simsii and the wild Rhododendron stenopetalum, as well as the exotic Rhododendron. Strolling through the Azalea Park, one can hear the songs of orioles and swallows, be enveloped in a subtle fragrance, and see a deep forest with serene scenery, winding paths, and flowers blooming like a brocade.

My impression of the botanical garden has always stayed in the spring with flowers and greenery. It was not until this rainy day that I came to the botanical garden and saw the most pleasing aspect of the botanical garden. The quietness added to the botanical garden due to the fewer people on rainy days, but there is a unique atmosphere. Seeing various plants in the rain can see their most vigorous state. Various shady paths interspersed in the botanical garden, and ancient style pavilions are sparsely populated with some elders practicing boxing and sword dancing. Every time I come to the botanical garden, the feeling is different. Each time is better than the last. If you don't want to squeeze in the East Lake Greenway, you can come to the botanical garden!

#cherryblossom2024 #RareFloralBeauty" Wuhan Botanical Garden is a haven for nature enthusiasts, and one of its most prized treasures is the Davidia involucrata, also known as the "Chinese pigeon tree." The appearance of its flowers, resembling white doves in flight, is a sight to behold. However, witnessing this spectacle is a rare occurrence, as the tree was introduced to the garden only in April 2021 after a hiatus of more than 30 years. 🌳🕊️ The true beauty of the Davidia involucrata lies in its bracts, not its actual flowers, which are hidden within these white "wings." To spot this elusive tree, visitors must combine luck with a keen eye, as it blends in among the garden's many trees. 🍃🌸 For those eager to catch a glimpse of this botanical wonder, Wuhan Botanical Garden has opened up specific areas where multiple Davidia involucrata trees can be found. The herbal garden and the aquatic ecological zone are two such locations where these trees can be admired in full bloom. 🌿🌸 The flowering season for Davidia involucrata typically occurs in late spring and early summer, with April being the peak month. However, the unpredictable spring weather can impact the flowers, making timing crucial for visitors hoping to witness this natural marvel. 🌸🌦️ In addition to its stunning flowers, the Davidia involucrata's fruit bears a striking resemblance to the ancient Chinese weight, adding to its allure. The tree's delicate, drooping flowers also captivate passersby, drawing them in with their charm. 🍂🌸 As part of the Cymbidium genus, which was newly published by Chinese botanists, the Davidia involucrata holds significant botanical importance, adding to its status as a rare and precious find in Wuhan Botanical Garden. So, seize the opportunity to explore this botanical gem and witness the beauty of the Davidia involucrata firsthand! 🌸🔍

Spring in Wuhan is like a huge garden, filled with colorful flowers everywhere, a feast for the eyes! Make sure not to miss these places! 🤩 1️⃣ Tulips (mid to late February to March) 📍 ● Wuhan Botanical Garden: A feast of tulips and orchids not to be missed! If you were born in the year of the Dragon, you can be as smart, capable, and universally considerate as the language of tulips suggests. 💖 ● Tanghu Park: Tulips by the lake sparkle in the sunlight, and there's a large lawn perfect for taking photos and camping! 📸 ● Wuhan Flower Expo: A row of tulips by the lake complements the castle beautifully. The grass between the two rows of tulips is the perfect spot to feel like you're in a sea of flowers! 📷 2️⃣ Cherry Blossoms (mid-March to early April) 📍 ● East Lake Moshan Cherry Garden: Although crowded, the cherry blossoms are everywhere, and the beauty is overwhelming. 😍 ● Wuhan University: Make a reservation in advance to enjoy the perfect combination of cherry blossoms and Republican-era architecture, and experience the blend of history and academia. 🤓 ● Xibeihu Square: The stunning cherry blossom avenue with traffic weaving through it feels like a movie scene, perfect for photography! 🎞 ● Luoyu East Road Bus Station: Wuhan's most beautiful cherry blossom bus station, with cherry blossoms blooming along the road, take photos from above for breathtaking beauty! 📸 3️⃣ Magnolias (end of February to early March) 📍 ● Changchun Temple: Magnolias against the red walls are sacred and beautiful! 🧡 ● Huazhong University of Science and Technology: As a HUST student, I really love the magnolias on West 12th and East 9th roads. The flowers are so abundant it feels like being in an anime world! 🎈 ● Dijiao Park: The magnolias next to the pavilion and the corner of the pavilion together make a picturesque scene, full of ancient charm, suitable for portrait photography. 📸 4️⃣ Hydrangeas (April) 📍 ● Shahu Park: Area C's hydrangeas bloom like snow, fresh and elegant, with excellent photo results on sunny days! 🌟 ● Ma'anshan Forest Park: Navigate to Hou'ershan parking lot, go through Monkey Mountain towards the greenway, and you'll see the hydrangeas. They're not tall, no ladder needed, not crowded, and the photos turn out great! 👍 ● Qintai Subway Station: Right out of the station are a dozen or so large hydrangea trees, the white blooms swaying in the wind, extremely cute and photogenic! 🤩 5️⃣ Hydrangeas - Endless Summer (May) 📍 ● Jinshui Lake Wetland Park: The park is filled with hydrangeas everywhere, incredibly impressive! A true blessing for hydrangea enthusiasts! 😘 ● Tanghu Park: Near Chuyuan, Endless Summer hydrangeas bloom in patches on the grass and under the trees, not too crowded, perfect for portrait photography and camping, very comfortable! 🏕 It's the perfect time for flower viewing, so keep this guide handy and head to Wuhan to enjoy the feast of flowers! 🌺🌼🌻

It's been almost a year since I last visited the Wuhan Botanical Garden, and this time I found many changes and surprises. I must say, the botanical garden is becoming even better. 📷 For friends who go there to enjoy and photograph the spring flowers, the tulips 🌷 are currently blooming en masse. It's not too crowded on weekdays, and the scenery is especially photogenic when it's sunny! From my casual stroll today, I saw three large areas of tulips: Picture 1️⃣ is near the East Lake side, where the tulips are planted in strips according to their colors, with a metal rainbow bridge and a cute little house covered in graffiti nearby. The tulips here are blooming beautifully, and I really like this spot! Picture 2️⃣ features tulips of various colors combined with ancient-style architecture, and some photo spots have been set up. It seems that this area is the largest, but half of it is still in bud, which should all bloom in the next few days; Picture 3️⃣ is in a forested area dominated by red tulips, though not very large. 👀 In addition to tulips, the orchid exhibition in the entrance landscape greenhouse is still on display, but many of the flowers are at the end of their blooming period and are in average condition. Plus, there are many children on spring field trips inside, making the greenhouse a bit stuffy, so I didn't look closely. Additionally, there are two other places I personally like: ▶️ One is the Herb Garden, which has a lot of interesting medicinal herb plants for science education. Currently, there aren't many flowers here, but it's dotted with daffodils, grape hyacinths, tulips, daisies, pansies, and snowdrops, giving it a very natural feel. ▶️ The other is the newly built experimental greenhouse? The glasshouse is quite upscale, with various aquatic plants, carnivorous plants, and many water lilies blooming. It was my first time seeing the flower of the giant water lily. There's also the newly opened Plant House Science Education Garden, which I briefly understood to be quite well done, combining plant science education and amusement, as well as botanical-themed dining and books, suitable for taking children for natural education. PS: The botanical garden is quite large, and I always wander around without looking at the map, possibly missing some scenery. I welcome everyone to add more, and also, the grass on the central lawn is really green, setting up a tent and lying down is very comfortable.