The Fringe Trees in the Southern Garden of the National Botanical Garden are in full bloom, making it a great place to enjoy the flowers during the May Day holiday

Speaking of which, this is the flower-viewing event that Yi Lan must attend every spring. What kind of flower has such charm? It's the fringe trees in the Southern Garden of the National Botanical Garden that she goes to photograph every year~ I went there at noon on April 23rd this year. The path lined with fringe trees in the Southern Garden of the Botanical Garden was so beautiful~ The flowers were blooming perfectly, and the fringe trees were like a flurry of snowflakes swaying in the air, interspersed with strings of pink from the sweetgum waterfalls. You can imagine how beautiful the scene was, truly a romantic sea of flowers that makes every girl's heart burst with joy~ Of course, such a beautiful place is bound to attract many photographers, and it's relatively better on weekdays. Everyone lingers and takes photos under a tree for a long time. It's quite difficult to take a photo of a large scene without people in it, and Yi Lan's photos all rely on post-processing to remove distant figures~ However, if you're willing to get up early, entering the garden right when it opens in the morning is much quieter than during the day. Also, just before the garden closes in the afternoon, if it's a sunny day, the light is beautiful and there are fewer people. 📌Location of the Fringe Tree and Sweetgum Path: National Botanical Garden Southern Garden, remember it's the Southern Garden! After entering from the North Gate, turn right and follow the main road straight ahead. After passing the experimental greenhouse glasshouse, you'll see it at the end on the left. 💰Admission to the National Botanical Garden Southern Garden is 10 yuan, and annual passes are not valid. Garden hours: 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. 🚇If you're driving, you can park at the Xiangquan Roundabout parking lot, but parking is tight on holidays, so it's recommended to take the Xijiao Line and get off at the Botanical Garden station, and the entrance is to the south. I am Yi Lan, a photographer who loves to travel. Join me in exploring fun and beautiful new ❤️ places~