Hey everyone! The cherry blossoms at Wangyue Park are waiting for you! Go now!

The cherry blossoms at Wangyue Park are nearing the end of their blooming period (usually from mid-March to mid-April). The weather will be sunny recently, so there may still be late cherry blossoms to see. **1. Cherry Blossom Viewing Area** Nearly 300 local wild cherry trees in the park are mainly distributed around **Tongpen Lake, Yu Bi Square, and the Han Yue area**. The pink and white petals are reflected on the lake, forming a romantic landscape of a "sea of flowers surrounding the bridge." **2. Transportation Suggestions** - **Public Transportation**: Take subway Line 4 or 6 to Liugoulong Station first, then walk 800m to the East Gate; or take bus No. 317, W168, or 152 to Wangyue Park Station. - **Self-driving**: Navigate to "Wangyue Park East Gate." If the parking lot inside the park is full, you can park in the Xianjia Lake Scenic Area parking lot. It is recommended to arrive early to avoid congestion. **3. Precautions** - **Crowd Control**: No reservation is required, but traffic may be restricted during peak hours, so it is recommended to travel during off-peak hours. - **Prohibited Items**: Pets, scooters, balance bikes and other power-assisted tools are not allowed in the park. - **Civilized Flower Viewing**: Please do not break or pick flowers and branches, and abide by the park regulations. **Summary**: Seize the end of the cherry blossom season, choose to go in the morning or on a working day, and take photos with the lake view for better results.