Shenzhen's lesser-known Thai sakura spot is not crowded at Yuanbo Garden

When it comes to sakura, we often think of Japan's sakura, China's Wuhan sakura in Hubei, and often overlook the Thai sakura - Tabebuia rosea. In addition to Shenzhen Bay and Yuanbo Garden, there are actually two other places in Shenzhen where Tabebuia rosea blooms beautifully. Location: Sihai Park in Nanshan District (Pictures 2 to 6) The lakeside in Sihai Park is lined with Tabebuia rosea trees in full bloom, with photos taken on the morning of April 11th as a reference from Picture 2 to Picture 6. The highlight is that the Tabebuia rosea trees are right alongside the road, where people can walk among them, making it easy to take good photos, and there is also a lake nearby, allowing for shots of the reflections of the trees in the water. Transportation: About a 15-minute bike ride from Exit D of Haiyue Station on Metro Line 2 Bus routes 22, 70, 226, b737, k105, get off at the 'Yucai Secondary School' bus stop, and walk about 100 meters to arrive. Location: Kaiming Park in Guangming District (Pictures 7 to 12) The Tabebuia rosea trees in Guangming District's Kaiming Park are mainly planted around the park's lawns, with about fifteen trees in sight. The scene is more open than Sihai Park, with fewer people, and is more suitable for portraits of various scenes. Transportation: 500 meters walk from Exit D of Fenghuangcheng Station on Metro Line 6, buses passing by include M337, M436, M525, M387, B971, M206, B959, M356, B926.