At the Beijing Botanical Garden, the tulip sea is so beautiful it leaves you speechless

Before seeing the tulip sea at the botanical garden, when asked where the best tulips in Beijing are, I would undoubtedly say Zhongshan Park. But when you actually see the vast expanses of colorful tulips blooming at the foot of the Western Hills, you realize that spring at the National Botanical Garden is next level. National Botanical Garden Tulips: Covering an area of nearly 8,000 square meters, the exhibition features over a hundred varieties and more than 200,000 tulip plants, with a large area, concentrated planting, and well-matched colors. You can capture the distant Western Hills and tulips, blooming under the red peach trees, with a viewing platform to overlook the sea of flowers, but it's crowded, so you can take portraits on the edge. It's a bit far, and you need to queue for the Western Suburb Line. There are many other flowers in the botanical garden, and you can picnic nearby, with many parks around also full of the spirit of spring. Address: Tulip Garden, North Garden of the National Botanical Garden 📸 Shooting Date: 2024.04.16 Transportation: Get off at the National Botanical Garden station on the Western Suburb Line of the subway, or transfer to bus 563 at Beigongmen station on Line 4.