Hangzhou Prince Bay Park｜Tulip Flower Exhibition～～Opens a Spring Feast

Time flies, and another year has passed in a hurry. It seems that the tulip exhibition in Prince Bay Park that I photographed last year has just ended, and another spring has come in a flash... On a drizzling rainy day, there were not many tourists entering Taiziwan Park to view the flower exhibition. I got off the bus at the south entrance of Su Causeway and walked to Taiziwan Park opposite. The falling raindrops fell densely on my cheeks, bringing a slight coolness of early spring. The air was filled with the fresh fragrance of grass and trees. There are pedestrians in groups of three or two on the wooden plank road, and there are sparsely blooming flowers on the high and low slopes. At this moment, let's start a date with spring in the rain... Enter the park from the north gate opposite the Flower Harbor and walk along the winding path. You will see green willow branches gently swaying on the water, and the trickling stream reflects the tulips on both sides swaying in the rain. The crystal water droplets hanging on the petals make them look even more delicate and charming! The big lawn deserves to be the center of Prince Bay Park. Although the tulips here are just cute little babies, shy and afraid to see people, this place is still very popular! Looking from the pavilion opposite, the endless stream of tourists, the colorful flowers and the lawns merged into a sea of ​​spring... Maybe the late spring cold snap at the beginning of this year was really severe. Now the tulips in Prince Bay Park are estimated to have a flowering rate of only about 30%. If you want to see the flowers in full bloom, you can wait a little longer. The temperature will not be very high in the next few days of the week. You can slowly see more beautiful 🌷🌷🌷 Some flowers in the new product area are already blooming vigorously! The red tulips are like burning flames, blazing and flamboyant in the rain; the pink tulips are like shy girls, covered with a hazy veil in the rain and fog; the white tulips are like pure fairies, fresh and refined, dancing in the breeze... I particularly like Taizi Bay in the drizzle. It is less crowded and noisy than usual, and more peaceful and poetic. Tourists hold umbrellas of all colors and linger among the colorful flowers. Some stop to admire, while others dress up to take photos. The green of the garden is dimly lit with the beautiful flowers, like a beautiful spring painting slowly unfolding... Under the gentle caress of the drizzle and breeze, the clear water by the lake ripples gently. The tourists, big trees and tulips by the water swaying gracefully in the distance are like a dream, as if you are in a fairyland on earth. "February is the most beautiful month in the world." Now is the best time to enjoy the flowers and spring in West Lake, Hangzhou. The early spring cherry blossoms are falling in the rain, and the pink petals are scattered on the ground, forming a romantic flower path; February orchids are dotted on the grass, and the purple flowers are gleaming in the rain; daffodils are graceful, and the golden flowers are emitting charming fragrance in the rain. The willows by the lake burst into tender buds, and the yellow-green spring spirit leapt up, playing a spring melody together in the misty rain. Warm reminder: The tulips in Prince Bay Park are about to bloom, and Hangzhou West Lake is welcoming a peak in tourism, with tourists from all over the country flocking in. If you encounter holidays and fine weather, please be sure to take public transportation, because Nanshan Road will be so congested that you will doubt your life! ! ! In addition, real-name reservations are required to enter Taiziwan. The entrance may be crowded during peak hours. Please make an appointment in advance through the mini-program. One mobile phone number can be used to invite three tourists to enter the park. You are welcome to come to Hangzhou to enjoy the flowers and spring! La! La! Prince Bay Park