Qian Wang Temple

Red walls and white snow, dreaming back to the Forbidden City! I found the plum blossoms of Jiangnan in the poems at Qian Wang Temple! The biting north wind seems to understand, be gentle and do not destroy. Do you still remember the garden full of plum blossoms in 'The Legend of Zhen Huan'? Hangzhou's Qian Wang Temple also has such a subtle fragrance because of the love for West Lake I chose to live by the West Lake Every time, being close to the water pavilion allows me to appreciate the hazy dream-like, light and fantastical, exquisitely carved plum blossoms earlier than others, which is exactly a subtle fragrance of Jiangnan It is the prelude to early spring, and also an indispensable beauty. Address: Qian Wang Temple Here, the white plum and wax plum blossoms bloom earlier, under the red walls and yellow tiles, the faint fragrance and sparse shadows can create the feel of the Forbidden City. Address: No. 11 Qian Wang Temple Road, Shangcheng District Ticket: 15, free with a park card When taking photos, try to find more angles, take close-ups, large scenes, combine the eaves with the plum blossoms, and you can also include people in the shots to enrich the work! The whole garden is not big, and you can quickly finish the tour. The blooming white plum is just one tree, but it is very dense, and the red wall background is clean, overall it is quite photogenic.