Flaming Bougainvillea Waterfall in Hengqin

When the winds of Hengqin in Zhuhai start to heat up, the No. 1 Station of the Flower Corridor succumbs to a crimson storm of bougainvillea. A 300-meter floral waterfall cascades along the coastal boardwalk, with waves of magenta surging toward the Macau skyline. Iron archways entwined with thousands of fiery blooms create a scene reminiscent of a spilled summer palette from Monet's studio. Morning light pierces through butterfly-shaped petals, weaving a flowing red veil on the sea-view platform. As dusk falls, smart streetlights gradually illuminate, transforming the floral walls into a velvet curtain studded with stars. Cyclists race through the blazing floral tunnel, while the skirts of Hanfu-clad women stir up a flurry of falling petals. From a drone's perspective, the entire coastline is being redrawn with tropical fervor. The "Flower Clock" marks the countdown to this blooming feast. A glass tea room offers a limited-edition roselle flower drink, inviting visitors to toast the vibrant sea of flowers outside. Hop on the free shuttle bus in the Hengqin-Macau Deep Cooperation Zone to join this fiery invitation at 22°N latitude. When the vivid hues of bougainvillea soak through your senses, you'll realize that Lingnan's spring has never surrendered to the cycle of seasons.