Stamped by *National Geographic* as having China's most beautiful springtime, what's it really like?

Only after seeing spring in Wuyuan can you understand the pinnacle of Chinese aesthetics. In the coming months, Wuyuan will transform into the imagery of ancient Huizhou poetry, with white walls and black tiles, small bridges and flowing water, and rapeseed flower fields covering the mountains, just like a paradise. As a seasoned traveler who has chased Wuyuan's spring seven times, I've compiled a super-detailed flower viewing guide, even lazy people can easily follow it! Things to Know Before You Go Public Transportation High-speed rail is the most convenient option, taking you directly to Wuyuan Station. However, note that public transportation between villages in Wuyuan is not very convenient. If you want to travel freely between scenic spots, it is recommended to drive yourself or hire a car. Rapeseed Blossom Season - Plains: Late February - End of March - Huangling and Jiangling Terraces: Mid-March - Early April - Huangling Second Terraces: Late March - Mid-April Classic 2-Day, 1-Night Itinerary Day 1: Wuyuan Station➡️Likeng➡️Huangling First stop is Likeng, to experience the misty Jiangnan charm of "small bridges, flowing water, and houses." Numerous ancient bridges cross the narrow river, and red lanterns hang in front of every house, as if you've traveled back in time to old Huizhou. In the evening, head to Huangling, a place listed in *National Geographic* as one of the most beautiful ancient villages. The rapeseed flowers bloom freely on the terraces, complementing the ancient village's magnolias, pear blossoms, and mountain cherry blossoms, creating a breathtakingly beautiful scene. Stay overnight in Huangling and fall asleep to the fragrance of flowers. Day 2: Huangling➡️Shangtan Village➡️Jiangling➡️Shibao➡️Chaguan Village➡️Hongguan Village➡️Fengshan Village Start the second day from Huangling and go to Shangtan Village, the filming location of *I Am Not Madame Bovary*, to experience the tranquility of an untouched village. The large camphor tree with its lush branches and leaves at the entrance of the village, and the bamboo raft experience, are full of local life. Then head to Jiangling, the representative of Wuyuan's rapeseed flowers. Thousands of acres of terraced flower fields are dotted with Hui-style villages. The view from the mountain is more spectacular than any painting. Next, check out Shibao, Chaguan Village, Hongguan Village, and Fengshan Village in turn. Shibao is like a real-life version of *The Peach Blossom Spring*, requiring you to pass through large rapeseed flower fields to reach it. Chaguan Village is an ancient village with over a thousand years of history. The arch bridge from the Southern Song Dynasty and the old man leading a cow create a pastoral scene. In Hongguan Village, peach blossoms and rapeseed flowers complement each other, and the Hui-style buildings are reflected in the water, full of poetic charm. Fengshan Village has riverbanks full of rapeseed flowers and the centuries-old Longtian Pagoda, simple and tranquil. This spring, come to Wuyuan for a date with spring!