[2025 Guangzhou Attraction] Travel Guide for Haizhu Wetland (Updated Apr)

Hey guys, listen up! I just got back from battling the spring crowds in Guangzhou.😤 A local expert taught me a thing or two, and these tips can save you $500 in tourist traps and 3 hours of waiting in line! (Includes secret drone spots + route optimization) 🌸Flower Viewing Traps - The Good and The Bad ⚠️Haizhu Wetland Cherry Blossom Forest ❌Don't go on weekends! Security guards use megaphones to shoo people away. You won't be able to take any photos. ✅Secret passage: Enter through the south gate and go around to the second phase to find your own private cherry blossom valley (the north gate has been taken over by tour groups). ⚠️South China Botanical Garden ❌The greenhouse ticket is a $50 rip-off! Magnolia flowers can be photographed for free in the Cycad Garden. ✅Pro tip: Bring a reflector! Use it to bounce light when the tree shadows are dappled, and you'll instantly glow. ⚠️Dongshankou Trumpet Creeper Wall ❌Miaoqian West Street is dangerous with mixed pedestrian and vehicle traffic! Head to Qiming Avenue for the same flower wall with no crowds. ✅Prop tip: Buy oranges at the nearby market for $3 to use as photo props.🍊 🌸Transportation Traps ⚠️Waiting an hour for the cable car at Baiyun Mountain Peach Blossom Valley? Hike up the mountain from the west gate at 6:30 am to have the whole peach forest to yourself. ⚠️Don't buy tickets for the cherry blossoms at Baomo Garden! Wear Hanfu and enter the neighboring Yuyin Garden for free. ⚠️Don't lay your picnic blanket too close to the cosmos flowers on Ersha Island! There's a 99% chance the sprinklers will go off. (My camera almost died.) 📸Photography Fails ⚠️Flying a drone near the kapok tree on Lingyuan West Road will get you yelled at by the uncles! Use a 70-200mm lens from across the street. ⚠️Don't squat down low to photograph the poppies at Haixinsha! Security will appear within 10 seconds to chase you away. (Sneaky tip: Pretend to tie your shoes and snap a quick photo.) ✅Killer angle for the yellow tabebuia at Zhou Tou Zui: Stand on the overpass and capture the traffic + flowers. Be ready to run if the traffic police show up. 🍜Local Secrets ✅After taking photos at Xiaogang Park, head straight to **Shunying Snack Shop** for a $3 bowl of pig's blood soup—the perfect stomach warmer. ✅Secret code for the grandmas at Luhu Park: "I want the bottom of the bowl" to get the essence of the kapok flower stew. ✅Hidden gem at Haizhu Lake: Rent an electric car to go around the lake (bargain down to $30/hour). 💡Survival Guide 1️⃣Bring a folding stool! Essential for low-angle flower shots (rentals are $20/hour). 2️⃣Pack alcohol wipes! Lifesavers for allergy sufferers. 3️⃣Wear waterproof shoes! All parks have automatic sprinklers in the morning. 4️⃣Beware of "free flowers"! Some people in Dongshankou try to force you to buy them for $20/stem. 🌸Secret Itinerary for Busy Bees 6:00 am: Capture the misty magic at Baiyun Mountain Peach Blossom Valley. 8:30 am: Photograph the glowing magnolias at South China Botanical Garden. 10:00 am: Capture the orange cascade at Qiming Avenue in Dongshankou. 12:00 pm: Enjoy rice noodles under the bauhinia blossoms at Xiaogang Park. 2:00 pm: Cherry blossom extravaganza at Haizhu Wetland (south gate). 4:00 pm: Relax and watch kites fly with the cosmos flowers on Ersha Island. The kapok trees are starting to bloom! Save this guide and tag your photography buddy!📸 The next post will be "Shenzhen Flower Show Pitfalls Guide." 2,000 likes, and I'll stay up all night working on it!💥

Guangzhou Haizhu Wetland Park After the 20,000 square meters of poppy flowers The 3.2-kilometer-long Bauhinia Avenue is also in full bloom. The densely packed flowers are really beautiful and romantic! ! - 📝Flower viewing guide 📍Poppy Sea——Feilong Bridge (near the North Gate) 🕘Flowering period: February-March 📍Bauhinia Avenue - both sides of Shiliuhe River (middle of the park) 🕘Flowering period: February-March 📍Cherry Blossom Forest - Near the Fulu Trail (near the South Gate) 🕘Flowering period: March-April ⚠️I visited today, March 8, 2025. Currently, the poppies and redbuds are in full bloom and look beautiful! But since today is Saturday, there are still a lot of people on the scene ⚠️The pink cherry blossoms in the cherry blossom forest have not bloomed yet. It will probably take another week or two before they are in full bloom. - 📍 Guangzhou Haizhu National Wetland Park 🚇 Metro Line 11/Line 18 "Longtan Station" Exit G

❤Recommendation: Now until late March is the best time to see cherry blossoms in Guangzhou! Check out the following cherry blossom photo tips and tricks! 🧳One-Day Itinerary: 1. 9:00–11:30 am: South China Botanical Garden (soft morning light, avoids crowds). 2. 1:00–2:30 pm: Maofeng Mountain Cherry Blossom Valley (strong afternoon light, suitable for high-saturation flower photography). 3. 4:00–6:00 pm: Haizhu Wetlands (the setting sun shines through the petals, creating rich color layers). If 3 spots are too much, you can choose 2 of them. ▽▽▽▽▽▽▽▽ 🕙Morning ✅South China Botanical Garden Cherry Blossom Garden: 🚉Transportation: Subway Line 6, get off at Botanical Garden Station, Exit A. 🌟Highlights: 1. Cherry blossoms are in full bloom, dense pink clusters like clouds and mist. 2. Guanpu Bridge: Take photos overlooking the reflection of cherry blossoms and flowing water, use a telephoto lens to compress the spatial layers. 3. Cherry Blossom Garden hillside: Shoot upwards from a low angle to capture the cherry blossoms against the blue sky, and capture the moment of "cherry blossom rain." 🕙Noon ✅Maofeng Mountain Cherry Blossom Valley: 🚉Transportation: Subway Line 14 to Taihe Station, transfer to bus 758 to Maofengshan Terminal Station. 🌟Highlights: 1. The park has go-karts and camping areas, suitable for family interactive experiences. 2. Below the Ferris wheel: Use cherry blossoms as the foreground and the Ferris wheel as the background to create a fresh Japanese feel. 3. Middle section of Cherry Blossom Avenue: Use the depth of the road to capture the dynamic effect of people strolling through the sea of flowers. 🕙Afternoon ✅Haizhu National Wetland Park: 🚉Transportation: Subway Line 18, get off at Longtan Station, Exit D. 🌟Highlights: 1. Near the Fuerlujing in Phase II, the cherry blossom forest stretches for hundreds of meters. Guangzhou pink butterflies dance among the light pink Xiaoqiao cherry blossoms, suitable for traditional portraits. 2. The wetland boardwalk intersects with the flower fields, which can be combined with ecological elements such as water birds and reeds for photography. ▽▽▽▽▽▽▽▽ ❤Recommendation: Real-time updates on the best flower viewing times and locations. Follow me on my homepage!

Girls! I found the most romantic place in Guangzhou in spring! This 3.2-kilometer pink flower corridor in the city center is like a fairy tale world with blooming pink Bauhinia! The riverside plank road is completely submerged by pink flowers, and the wind blows like cherry blossom rain. Every photo you take with your phone is a wallpaper! This is a private healing place for spring outings, which is a hundred times better than crowded internet-famous attractions! 📍Detailed address: Haizhu National Wetland Park, Guangzhou (No. 168, Xinjiao Middle Road, Haizhu District) 🚇Transportation guide: Walk for 10 minutes from Exit D of Longtan Station on Metro Line 18, or drive to the North Gate Parking Lot (available before 9:00 on weekends) 🎫Ticket information: CNY 20/person (buy tickets in advance on the official account! There may be a limit on the number of visitors on site) ✨Three highlights: 1️⃣The riverside is full of blooming Bauhinia, like a pink paint can being knocked over 2️⃣The stone arch bridge and the reflection of the flower sea are absolutely beautiful, and the light at 4:00 pm is like a filter 3️⃣There are reeds and bird-watching platforms along the way, and you have a high chance of encountering egrets! ⚠️Notes: Bring mosquito repellent! Wear light-colored skirts for better photos! Don't step into the flowers to take photos (the security guard will blow the whistle) 🌸Nearby recommendations: Haizhu Lake Park 1.5 kilometers away (free flower sea and Canton Tower), Longtan Water Town 3 kilometers away (ancient style photo)

Guangzhou, known as the "Flower City", is still full of vitality and beauty even in the cold wind of winter. As an important ecological landmark in Guangzhou, Haizhu Wetland is an ideal place to enjoy flowers and nature in winter with its unique natural landscape and rich biodiversity. Let's take a walk in Haizhu Wetland and enjoy the unique charm of the Flower City in winter. ⛰[Travel Guide] 📍Address: 🚗Transportation: Subway: Take Metro Line 18 to Longtan Station, Exit D, and cross Xinjiao Road (about 300 meters). Bus: Take Bus No. 14, 45, 250, 252, 264, 270, 761, 762, 801, 998, or Express Bus No. 74 to Xinjiao Middle Road Station (Longtan Station), and walk east for about 100 meters. Self-driving: Navigate to "Guangzhou Haizhu National Wetland Park - North Gate". The ticket office is about 300 meters east of the North Gate (next to the pedestrian bridge). Due to limited parking spaces, it is recommended to take public transportation. 🕙Opening Hours: 💰Ticket Price: Free. Haizhu Wetland requires reservations. Visitors need to make a reservation or purchase tickets online in advance. Reservation method: Follow the WeChat official account "Haizhu Wetland", select "Wetland Guide" → "Haizhu Lake Reservation" or "Wetland Ticket Purchase", and select the date and time of visit. 🌟Highlights: 1. A large area of flowers in the urban countryside, such as cockscomb and rapeseed flowers, are in full bloom, allowing you to feel the vitality of nature. 2. The stream in Huaxi is gurgling, and the flowers on both sides are in full bloom. Walking among them, you will feel like you are in a sea of flowers. 3. The large area of bald cypress trees beside the bird-watching boardwalk in Haizhu Lake is a highlight in December. The straight bald cypress trees put on a brown-red "new coat" in winter, and the feather-like leaves are extremely beautiful. 4. In the cold wind of December, red and purple petals fall with the wind, forming a romantic petal rain, adding warmth and poetry to winter.

#Mainland China Attractions Guangzhou Haizhu National Wetland Park is located in Haizhu District. It is the largest national wetland park in the central area of ​​a megacity in China and can be described as the "green heart and lungs" of Guangzhou. The park is dotted with water networks, swaying green shadows, and blooming flowers all year round. It combines bustling cities with natural ecological beauty, has unique features of lakes and river wetlands, and is an important channel for migratory birds. transportation: Take Metro Line 18 Datang Station, Exit B, and walk for about 5 minutes. Or take bus 168, 3, 14, 264 #Park beauty

#Mainland China Attractions Guangzhou Haizhu National Wetland Park is located at No. 168, Xinjiao Middle Road, Haizhu District (near Datang Metro Station). It faces Pazhou Exhibition Center to the north, University Town to the south, International Bio Island to the east, and the new central axis of the city to the west. It covers a total area of ​​1,100 hectares. It is the largest national wetland park in the central area of ​​a megacity in the country and is worthy of the name "Green Heart" of Guangzhou. The Haizhu Wetland is a network of interwoven waters, swaying green trees, and fragrant fruits. In spring, the flowers bloom in profusion, competing for splendor and creating a very beautiful scene. I saw many people coming here specifically to see and appreciate the flowers, bringing all kinds of professional photography equipment to take photos and check in. The scenery is really great. Friends who like to see flowers, remember not to miss it. Opening hours: 09:00-18:00 (closed on Mondays) Ticket price: Free

one of the most well kept and beautiful public park to enjoy a nice walk or have picnic with the family or friends and just spent some night in this park far away from the city vibes. the entry ticket is 20 rmb you spend a good half a day here #china #travelinspiration

Haizhu Wetland Park is located in the southeast of Haizhu District. It is a rare super-large wetland in the city, ranking fourth in Guangzhou City Park. It is located at Longtan Station, Xinjiao Middle Road, Haizhu District, Guangzhou, 2000 meters near Exit B of Datang Metro Station The colorful sea of ​​​​poppy flowers is now in full bloom in Guangzhou Haizhu Wetland Park, with red, yellow, white and pink flowers competing for beauty. Looking at this sea of ​​flowers, the mood is also full of joy. Come and enjoy the flowers and take pictures to enjoy the spring flower city of Guangzhou. Don’t forget to enjoy the sea pearl and a sea of ​​pink and purple bauhinia flowers! #Canton #Haizhu Wetland Park #poppy #Pink Bauhinia

Although Haizhu Wetland is very beautiful, but the holidays go really a lot of people and there are many flowers trampled broken we really have to be careful when taking pictures 😢 However, Haizhu Wetland is very large with different flower fields and orange and yellow the cosmos The most popular video is here! ❤️ Remind everyone this is the north gate if you walk a distance is 📍Guangdong Haizhu Wetland Park No. 168, Xinjiao Middle Road, Haizhu District, Guangzhou #Guangzhou #suburbs

Guangzhou|!! I dont want to go to this flower sea again, the retro port wind is smashing, and the illusion of no one is shot in the crowd It is said that this large piece of sulphur daisy will be changed at the end of the month, although it has already been blown up. The bobbin that hasn't gone yet can take a look. The park will replace the varieties of the flower sea according to the season. Super for a weekend to go shopping. Huahai has a distance from the main entrance. It is not wrong to follow the crowd. It is necessary to cross the bridge. The bridges are also very popular. A lot of fairies wear white dresses to make a film. In the 30-degree weather, I still wear a sweater and sweat a lot. (Who didnt bring me a thin coat to Guangzhou), I didnt expect Morandi. The green sweater is also very filmy. When I came back to see the original film, I felt that it was super suitable for film wind even if people want to shoot photos of no one, its very easy, the flower sea is quite big, pick People with fewer corners, it is best to only shoot half-length, with large aperture or mobile phone portrait mode scene everyone is very orderly not stepping on the sea of flowers, it is recommended to create a feeling of standing in the sea of flowers can be misplaced Let the current view of the flower. Location: Guangzhou Haizhu Wetland Park Address: No.168 Xinyi Middle Road Business Hours: 09

Guangzhou is the most beautiful wetland which a Haizhu Wetland Park is undoubtedly on the list. Into Wetland Park is like stepping into a colorful world where green is the absolute protagonist, no matter the season was headstrong green, green was fresh and moving. Pearl, wetland comprises Haizhu Lake, Mu orchards and rivers 39, a total area of 869 hectares, water area of 377 hectares, the PRD creek wetlands, urban lake wetlands, and semi-natural fruit trees inlaid composite wetland ecosystem intermixing. Guangzhou City is an essential ecological buffer zone, but also oxygen bar in southern Guangzhou. Bus: You can take the bus to the new road 14,45,206,250,264,270,762 Kau Road (Longtan) station next to go. Subway: Datang Subway Station, the bus ride down to the Longtan village of St. Paul.

🏫 South China Agricultural University - Wetland Park 🏫 Earliest flowering period (February-March) • Sakura Avenue: Pink and white cherry blossoms with red brick buildings. It is recommended to use a telephoto lens to compress the sense of space. • Bauhinia Flower Sea: Pink flower carpet in front of the administrative building. Shoot from a low angle to avoid the crowds. • Next to the School of Animal Science: Pear and plum blossoms are as white as snow. Shoot with side backlight for a translucent effect. • Bougainvillea at the entrance of the Animal Hospital 🏕️ Huacheng Hui Central Area 🏕️ Urban Flower Border (March-April) • Huacheng Hui Central Plaza: Cherry blossoms in the same frame as the glass curtain wall • Rose Garden: Use a wide-angle lens to take a top-down shot of the spiral flower bed. Large areas may be sparse, so use it as a foreground to photograph the Canton Tower or Haixinsha. 🌳 Haizhu National Wetland Park 🌳 Connected Flower Gallery (Mid-March) • Guanlan Bridge: The reflection of Bombax ceiba in the water. It is better to eliminate the reflection when shooting. • Fulujing: Yellow campanula trees form a forest. Take aerial shots (not allowed inside, think about it yourself 🤔) of the golden wave-like flower belt. Haizhu Lake Park 🏝️ Ersha Island 🏝️ Artistic Flower Border (March) • Poppy Flower Field: Ersha Island Art Park. Shoot from the bottom up, or take close-ups of dewdrops. You can also use a large aperture to blur the background of the Canton Tower. • Riverside Trail: Bombax ceiba and Pearl River cruise ships in the same frame. It is recommended to take silhouettes in the evening. My favorite spots ⬇️ • Zhoutouzui Zhoutouzui Park: Use a wide-angle lens to capture the sense of extension of the yellow campanula tunnel (you can also take aerial shots) • Biological Island Guangzhou International Biological Island: Photograph rain lilies after the rain. Pay attention to waterproof equipment. • Tram Haizhu Tram Line 1: Capture Bombax ceiba and the rainbow train in the same frame. Walk over to take pictures on the overpass and prepare a telephoto lens. Tips: Prepare a ladder to deal with low angles, bring a transparent umbrella in early March to prevent spring rain, and wear light-colored clothing as a reflector. The flowering period is easily affected by the weather. I heard that the flowers of the Wuhan cherry blossoms 🌸 were blown away.

#springwander Spring in Guangzhou is pure magic. As the city shakes off the chill of winter, its parks come alive with bursts of color, fragrant blossoms, and a gentle breeze that carries the scent of fresh flowers. Wandering through Yuexiu Park, the largest park in the city, I was mesmerized by the harmony of nature and history. Cherry blossoms and azaleas painted the landscape in shades of pink and white, while the iconic Five Rams Statue stood proudly, whispering stories of the past. A stroll along the Pearl River brought me to Baiyun Mountain, where lush greenery and vibrant blooms framed breathtaking views of the city. The gentle chirping of birds and the soft rustling of leaves made it the perfect escape from the urban rush. I found a quiet spot beneath a flowering kapok tree, whose bright red petals symbolized Guangzhou’s warmth and vitality. But perhaps my favorite moment was in Haizhu Wetland Park, where willows swayed over peaceful lakes, and lotus flowers began to peek out, hinting at the beauty of summer ahead. The air was fresh, the atmosphere serene—spring in its purest form. Guangzhou in spring is a reminder that beauty is everywhere, waiting to be discovered. If you ever visit, take a deep breath, slow down, and let nature’s charm embrace you. #SpringInGuangzhou #BloomingBeauty #ParkVibes #NatureEscape #GuangzhouAdventures #CherryBlossomMagic #TravelDiaries

#discoverchina Haizhu Wetland Park, located in the bustling metropolis of Guangzhou, China, is a remarkable example of urban ecological preservation. Spanning over 1,100 hectares, it is one of the largest urban wetland parks in the country and serves as a vital green lung for the city. The park is a harmonious blend of natural beauty, biodiversity, and recreational opportunities, making it a popular destination for both locals and tourists. Haizhu Wetland Park is a haven for wildlife, particularly birds. The park is home to over 190 species of birds, including migratory species that travel thousands of kilometers to escape harsh winters. The wetlands provide a critical habitat for these birds, offering food, shelter, and breeding grounds. In addition to birds, the park supports a diverse range of flora and fauna, including fish, amphibians, and insects. The lush greenery, waterways, and marshlands create a thriving ecosystem that is a testament to the importance of wetland conservation. The park’s landscape is a picturesque mix of water bodies, reed marshes, and verdant forests. Visitors can explore the park via well-maintained walking trails, cycling paths, and boat rides. The serene environment offers a refreshing escape from the urban hustle and bustle, allowing visitors to reconnect with nature. The park also features observation towers and birdwatching platforms, providing stunning views of the wetlands and its inhabitants. For families, Haizhu Wetland Park offers a range of recreational activities. Picnic areas, playgrounds, and educational exhibits make it an ideal spot for a day out. The park also hosts seasonal events and workshops focused on environmental education, fostering a deeper appreciation for nature among visitors of all ages. Haizhu Wetland Park plays a crucial role in maintaining the ecological balance of Guangzhou. Wetlands act as natural filters, improving water quality by trapping pollutants and sediments. They also help mitigate flooding by absorbing excess rainwater and releasing it slowly. In an era of rapid urbanization and climate change, the preservation of wetlands like Haizhu is essential for sustainable development. The park’s management is committed to environmental conservation, implementing measures to protect its delicate ecosystem. These include limiting human activity in sensitive areas, monitoring wildlife populations, and promoting eco-friendly practices among visitors. The park’s success serves as a model for other cities striving to balance urban growth with environmental stewardship. Haizhu Wetland Park is more than just a natural attraction; it is a symbol of harmony between humans and nature. It demonstrates that even in the heart of a bustling city, it is possible to create and maintain spaces that nurture biodiversity and provide respite for people. As Guangzhou continues to grow, Haizhu Wetland Park stands as a reminder of the importance of preserving our natural heritage for future generations. Haizhu Wetland Park is a treasure trove of ecological wonders and a testament to the power of conservation. Whether you’re a nature enthusiast, a birdwatcher, or simply looking for a peaceful retreat, this urban oasis offers something for everyone. Its beauty, biodiversity, and environmental significance make it a must-visit destination in Guangzhou.

#Guangzhou Attractions Haizhu Wetland Park is really super healing! This is Guangzhou’s largest urban wetland with beautiful scenery and fresh air. There are large wetlands and lakes in the park. The water is crystal clear and you can see various water birds flying over the lake. It is super pleasant. There are also a lot of green plants here, and the scenery is different in each season. There are sea of ​​flowers in spring, lotus ponds in summer, and bald cypress in autumn. There are different surprises in every season. There are also many parent-child interactive facilities in the park, which children love very much. It is a great choice for parent-child travel. In short, Haizhu Wetland Park is a natural oxygen bar that is worth visiting and is highly recommended to everyone!

#Guangzhou Itinerary Walking into Haizhu National Wetland Park is like entering a green secret realm away from the hustle and bustle of the city. The morning light shines obliquely, and the mist on the wetlands is like a veil, drifting away with the breeze, revealing criss-crossing waterways and lush vegetation. This is a bird's paradise. A few egrets quietly fly over the water, leaving gentle ripples, as if whispering to the land. Walking along the wooden boardwalk, you can hear the crisp bird songs and the sound of water, which makes people slow down and feel the pulse of nature. There is also a unique bird-watching tower in the park. Climbing up and looking out, you can have a panoramic view of the wetland scenery. The water surface is like a mirror, reflecting the blue sky and tree shadows. The scenery is so beautiful that you will never forget to leave. I stopped for a moment on the waterfront platform and watched the children happily feeding the fish. Their reflections in the water were filled with innocent smiles. This wetland is like a silent poem, building a bridge between the city and nature. It is not only the "green lung" of Guangzhou, but also a quiet place where people can relax their minds. Every time I visit, I can feel its silent yet profound power.

A natural wetland in the heart of the city 🏞, enjoy flower viewing 🌸, strolling, science education, oxygen intake 🌳, and encounter the most romantic blossoms of spring 🌷 Flower Viewing | Fishing | Strolling Science Education | Oxygen Intake | Picnic 🗺️ Itinerary North Gate - Green Heart Lake - Flower Stream - Feilong Bridge - Bauhinia Blakeana Avenue - Guanlan Bridge - Shiyin Fishing Academy - Cherry Blossom Grove 💃 Recommended Check-in Spots 🌱 Green Heart Lake: The water is very clear, with many science information boards and tadpoles 🐸. Don't miss it if you have children. 🌱 Flower Stream: As the name suggests, there are flowers and streams, suitable for a relaxing stroll 🚶‍♀️. 🌱 Bauhinia Blakeana Avenue: The most popular spot in spring. Many people come just for this💐. It's truly beautiful, but you need to enter the park early to avoid the crowds 😂. 🌱 Guanlan Bridge: The bridge connecting Phase 1 and 2 🌉. Standing on the bridge, you can overlook the beautiful scenery on both sides. 🌱 Shiyin Fishing Academy: Children who like fishing 🎣 can try it here. There's a fee of 50/hour. 🌱 Cherry Blossom Grove: Planted with Chinese Red Cherry blossoms 🌸, it's less crowded than Bauhinia Blakeana Avenue and more suitable for taking photos. 💡 Highlights 🌸 Flower Viewing | The romance of spring belongs to Bauhinia Blakeana Avenue. ☕️ Coffee | Enjoy coffee under the flowers, and the coffee will carry the fragrance of flowers. 🚶 Strolling | Stroll under the flowers, relax and exercise. 🌲 Science Education | Children learn better in nature than from textbooks. 🧺 Picnic | Picnicking under the longan trees is fun. 🎣 Fishing | Cultivate your mind and body, and hone your concentration and patience. 🎈 Scenic Spot | Haizhu Wetland Park ⏰ Time | 9:00-17:00, closed on Mondays 🎫 Tickets | 20/person 🚗 Transportation | Subway: Longtan Subway Station (Line 11, Line 18) 🍛 Dining | Huayan Qiaoyu, Kenyue Coffee 📍Tips: Phase 1 sightseeing bus runs from the North Gate to Guanlan Bridge; Phase 2 sightseeing bus runs from Guanlan Bridge to Cherry Blossom Grove; both are round trips, 10 yuan/person per trip. A little further from Guanlan Bridge in Phase 2, there's a smart scooter rental service point where you can rent a scooter and drive around while enjoying the scenery.

#cherryblossom25 🌸 Guangzhou Flower Season is Coming! 🌸 Spring is in the air, and Guangzhou is about to burst into a sea of colors! 🌿✨ From the golden kapok flowers to the vibrant bougainvillea, the city transforms into a breathtaking floral paradise. 🌷🌻 Take a stroll through Yuexiu Park, Baiyun Mountain, or Haizhu Wetland to witness nature’s beauty at its finest. 📸🌼 Don't miss this perfect season for sightseeing and photography! 📍📷 Tag your friends and get ready to embrace Guangzhou’s most beautiful time of the year! 🌺💛 #GuangzhouFlowerSeason #SpringInGuangzhou

The pink and white bauhinia flowers make you feel like you've stepped into a comic book. The bauhinia flowers in Haizhu National Wetland Park are in full bloom.🌸 With the warm spring weather and blooming flowers, it's the perfect time for a spring outing.🌿 ✅ March 15–16 🌸 Flower Goddess Festival Includes a flower market, parade, traditional Chinese performances, and intangible cultural heritage stalls. Wear Hanfu and enjoy half-price park admission, feeling like a flower goddess amidst the lively festivities. ✅ Recommended photo spots: 🌸 Bauhinia Avenue The 3 km Bauhinia Avenue is currently in full bloom, expected to last until early April. 🌸 Guanlan Bridge Offers panoramic views of the endless bauhinia flowers on both sides of the river. ✅ Bauhinia viewing route: Longtan subway Station Exit G - Haizhu Lake Wetland Park North Gate - Bauhinia Avenue - Guanlan Bridge 🎫 Tickets: CNY 20, half price for students, children, and seniors. 🈺 Opening hours: 9:00–17:00 📍 Guangzhou Haizhu National Wetland Park 🚇 Subway Line 11/18, Longtan Station, Exit G

I often take my kids to Haizhu Wetland Park on weekends! It's so relaxing to stroll, picnic, and spend time with the kids here. The Bauhinia variegata are in bloom now!! It's pure spring romance. 🌸 We even happened to be there for the Flower Birthday Festival 🍃 What a treat! The blooming Bauhinia variegata is a feast for the eyes! It was especially lovely after a light rain in the morning! Stepping into the wetland felt like entering a fairyland. All the photos we took turned out beautifully! There's a Hanfu garden party here with half-price tickets 🎫 and a fantastic atmosphere! There are also cultural performances and festive activities. The Flower Birthday Festival is truly exciting! Besides these activities, there's also the Bauhinia Avenue. Many people are taking aerial photos here. You can also check out some beautiful videos to experience the scenery from a different perspective. Boat rides are available too, and my kids absolutely loved them! I heard there will be a cherry blossom grove later 🌸, and you can also enjoy delicious food here 🍽️. You can follow for updates! I'll definitely bring my kids back here again to experience the joy of playing together 🍃.

Not going to Haizhu Wetland in March is like missing spring altogether! The 3.2 km Bauhinia variegata corridor is in full bloom, making every photo wallpaper-worthy📸! 🌺Flowering periods ✔️In March, the Bauhinia variegata and Bougainvillea are incredibly beautiful ✔️In April, the cherry blossoms are even more stunning ✔️In May, the lotus flowers fill the ponds It's worth looking forward to~ ⭕Water reflections + ancient-style walkways are enough for great photos! ⭕Intangible Cultural Heritage Market, full of surprises😍 🌟Quick guide 📍Location: Haizhu National Wetland Park North Gate 🚇Transportation: Subway Line 18, Longtan Station, Exit D, 10-minute walk 🎫Tickets: 20 yuan, open on Mondays during the flower season 📌Tips: Bring mosquito repellent + a light-colored dress, arrive before 9am to avoid crowds~ The south gate of Phase II has fewer people and is suitable for taking ancient-style photos~

🥰📍 Address: 168 Xinjiao Middle Road, Haizhu District, Guangzhou📍. 🚗 Transportation: - 🚇 Subway: Take Subway Line 3 or Line 8 to Kecun Station, then transfer to a bus or take a taxi to the Wetland Park🚇. - 🚌 Bus: Many bus routes pass by here, such as Bus No. 250 and No. 264. You can check the specific stops on your phone map before traveling🚌. - 🚗 Car: The park has a parking lot, but parking may require queuing during holidays and peak seasons. It is recommended to plan your trip in advance🚗. 🌟 Must-see attractions: - 🌾 Wetland Core Area: With a large expanse of reeds and abundant aquatic plants, this area is home to many migratory birds and is a great place to experience the ecological charm of the wetlands🌾. - 🌸 Four Seasons Flower Field: Different flowers bloom in different seasons, creating a colorful world like a fairy tale. It's a super photogenic spot🌸. - 🚶 Greenway Recreation Area: Stroll along the greenway, with clear lake water on one side and lush trees on the other, and enjoy a relaxing time🚶. 🎫 Tickets: Tickets are about CNY 20. Some special viewing areas or projects may be charged separately🎫. 📌 Other tips: 💰 Budget: Excluding transportation, a day trip to Haizhu National Wetland Park, including meals and other possible expenses, is estimated to cost around CNY 150-250. The cost will increase if you buy souvenirs😃. 🌞 Sun protection: Guangzhou has plenty of sunshine and strong UV rays, so be sure to bring sunscreen, parasols, sunglasses, and other sun protection gear to avoid sunburn🌞. 👚 Clothing: Light and breathable clothing, such as shorts, T-shirts, and skirts, paired with comfortable sneakers, are suitable for summer. A light jacket is recommended for spring and autumn, while warm, thick clothes are necessary for winter👚. 🏨 Hotels: There are many hotels around the park. If you plan to stay for two days, you can choose a suitable hotel on a travel booking platform based on your budget. It is recommended to choose one close to the park for more convenient travel🏨. Which attraction in Haizhu Wetland are you most interested in, my friends🧐?

📍Address 168 Xinjiao Middle Road, Haizhu District, Guangzhou (North Gate Entrance) 🚇Transportation Line 18, Longtan Station, Exit D, 10-min walk; parking is available at the North Gate parking lot (arrive early on weekends!) 🕒Opening Hours 9:00 am–5:00 pm (closed on Mondays, last entry at 4:00 pm) 🎫Tickets CNY 20｜CNY 10 for students/seniors｜Book through the official WeChat account 🌸Bauhinia Blakeana Viewing Guide 1️⃣ 3-km Pink Corridor The Hong Kong Orchid Trees on both sides of the Shiliugang River are in full bloom (mid-March–early April). Aerial photography captures the scene like "cherry blossom rain on the ground," with fallen petals forming a carpet on the stone paths. Best photo spots: Guanlan Bridge overlooking the flower-lined river, the ancient pavilions next to the Huaying Tower, and the reflection of the Ailian Pavilion on the water. 2️⃣ Special Activities Rent a Hanfu (CNY 50/2 hrs at the North Gate) + an oil-paper umbrella to capture the same aesthetic as *A Dream of Splendor*. Catch the "Wetland Express" mini-train (runs on weekends) and travel through a flower-filled landscape like a scene from an anime. 📌Tips for an In-depth Visit ✅ 7:30–9:00 am: The morning light is soft, and there are fewer people, making it easier to take good photos. ✅ Wear white/light pink clothing and avoid dark colors. Bring a telephoto lens to compress the layers of the flower sea. ✅ Appreciate the flowers responsibly! Shaking the trees will result in a CNY 500 fine. Fallen petals can be collected as bookmarks. 🍃Recommended Nearby Attractions ▪️ Flowers + Wetlands: The Urban Farm (rapeseed flowers) and the Fushouguo Corridor (flame vine) are also in full bloom. ▪️ Birdwatching: Look for egrets at Haizhu Lake and capture ecological photos with the flowers. 🍜Nearby Restaurants ▪️ Ju Rong Dumplings (Longtan Village): A 30-year-old restaurant famous for its juicy seaweed and pork dumplings. ▪️ Qingxin Chicken and Shatian Squab (Kecun): Crispy squab + shredded chicken with cold noodles, a 15-min walk away. Pink snow fills the air in Lingnan spring. This place sets the bar for romance in Guangzhou!📸(White Bauhinia Blakeana bloom after April, don't miss out!)

Speaking of wetland parks in Guangzhou⛲️, The first thing that comes to mind must be Haizhu Wetland Park. It's really healing to walk in it💗. Find a good weather 🌞, Invite your friends to check in together and cleanse your soul. . Location: Guangzhou Haizhu National Wetland Park⛲️ Opening hours: 9:00--17:00 Tickets: 20 yuan for adults, free for children and seniors, half price for students How to get there: Take Line 18, Longtan Subway Station, Exit D, and walk for 10 minutes. Tips🎈: 1. Be sure to navigate to the North Gate, where the development is basically complete✅ and the scenery is superb. 2. Note‼ ️Distinguish between Haizhu Wetland Park and Haizhu Lake Park. These are two parks. Although the environment is good, don't go to the wrong one. 3. It is recommended to go there on a sunny day ☀️ around 4 or 5 in the afternoon, so that the photos taken will be better.

🌸 The annual 3.2km Bauhinia Blossom Road at Haizhu Wetland is in full bloom again (I took these photos on March 17th). Due to the overcast weather, I used the SH (greenish) filter on my Sony camera. 🌸【Flowers at Haizhu Wetland】 Bauhinia: Mainly Hong Kong Orchid Trees, interspersed with white bauhinia. Primarily distributed along Bauhinia Avenue (both sides of the road), and on one side of the orange bridge (near the river). Bougainvillea, Orange Trumpet Vine, Lantana, etc., randomly distributed along the path from the north gate to the south gate. Cherry blossoms: Not yet in full bloom, expected to be in full bloom around April, in the cherry blossom grove near the south gate. It's recommended not to visit yet (there's one in bloom near the north gate). 🌸【Bauhinia Blooming Period】Approximately from now until early April 【Tips】 🎫 Even though the bauhinia blossoms stretch for 3.2km at Haizhu Wetland, you'll still need to wait for the best photo spots. 📴 Haizhu Wetland is open every day throughout the bauhinia blooming season, including Mondays. 🚍 If you're not up for a lot of walking, you can use the electric shuttle bus within the park, 10 RMB/person. (There are no bicycles or other transportation options within the park). 📸 Here's a photo map to help you save some steps↓↓↓ Picture 3: After entering the main gate, walk towards Bauhinia Avenue. Take photos of the pond towards the main gate from the first building near the entrance. Picture 4: By the waterside in the direction of the cherry blossom grove. Picture 5: On and around the orange bridge. Picture 6: Bauhinia Avenue. Photography tip: Zoom in fully and shoot upwards or towards the river to avoid people and prevent distortion of your subject (only capturing their chin 😂, or creating a "big head, small body" effect). Picture 7 (left two): Taken on the orange bridge. Picture 7 (top right): Taken on the island towards the cherry blossom grove. Picture 7 (bottom right): Taken on the sidewalk of Bauhinia Avenue. Picture 8 (top two and bottom left): Taken near or on the stairs of the orange bridge. Picture 8 (bottom right): Taken on the island towards the cherry blossom grove. Picture 9: The Intangible Cultural Heritage Market at the north gate has many antique crafts and food, all related to photography or flowers. Picture 10: The waterfront platform on the way to the cherry blossom grove. Picture 11: On the way to the cherry blossom grove, notice the "Haizhu Wetland" sign on the ground, and the plants on both sides form an arch. It looks best without people in the arch, so you might have to wait. Picture 12: The railing outside the north gate.

1. Reservation Guide The new Guangzhou Cultural Center is open to the public free of charge, but reservations must be made in advance. Follow the "Guangzhou Cultural Center" WeChat official account. Numbers will be released at 16:30 every day. It is recommended to make an appointment 3 days in advance. Each account can make an appointment for up to 4 people per visiting day. After a successful reservation, you can enter the museum through the north gate during the specified time period using your mainland China ID card (or reservation code, Guangdong Provincial Code). 2. Opening hours Tuesday to Sunday 9:00 - 17:30 (no admission after 16:30), closed on Monday (open as usual on holidays), please arrange your travel time reasonably to avoid missing the museum. 3. Transportation routes Subway: Take Subway Line 3 to Datang Station Exit B and walk about 800 meters. There are signposts along the way to easily arrive. Bus: You can take it to Jude West Road Station, Datang Station, etc. The specific routes can be found through the bus query software. Self-driving: There is a parking lot inside the museum, but it is recommended to travel green during holidays to avoid traffic congestion. 4. Tour route After entering the museum, you can go to the visitor center to get a map and plan your route appropriately. Recommended route: Public Cultural Center (appreciate the iconic central pavilion, overlook the panoramic view of the park and the city, and visit the exquisite exhibits such as ivory carvings and jade carvings in the museum) → Rising Sun Bridge (feel the ancient charm and take photos) → Quyi Academy (appreciate the charm of traditional drama and quyi, and appreciate the attic architecture in Han and Tang styles) → Guangfu Courtyard (appreciate the characteristic architectural craftsmanship of Guangfu, such as pot-ear walls, gray sculptures, and brick carvings) → Guangxiu Courtyard (amaze the exquisite skills of Guangxiu, and appreciate the characteristic mansion garden landscape) → Hanmo Garden (stroll along the mountain corridor, appreciate the calligraphy and painting art exhibitions, and feel the strong cultural atmosphere). 5. Take photos and check in Central Pavilion: The tallest building in the museum, echoing the Guangzhou Tower in the distance. The photos on the 4th floor are very impressive with the ancient buildings and the city skyline as the background. There are many flowers in the garden next to the Central Pavilion, and you can take photos with the flowers or shoot the Central Pavilion from above. Giant Stone Waterfall: Located near the Quyi Building, it is less crowded and has beautiful scenery, and is a good place to take photos that capture the style of martial arts heroes. Guangfu Garden and Hanmo Garden: pavilions, towers, bridges and flowing water are full of the poetic charm of Lingnan gardens. Wearing light-colored clothes will make the photos look particularly good. Lianfeng Bridge: Mountains, waterfalls, and mist are all around, just like the misty rain in the south of the Yangtze River, creating a full atmosphere. 6. Notes There are many mosquitoes in summer, so remember to bring mosquito repellents such as toilet water. There are few convenience stores in the museum and vending machines are scattered, so it is recommended to bring your own drinking water. There is a restroom on every floor of every building. If you encounter a queue, you can go to another one.

Photos taken on March 16 🌸 Haizhu Wetland Park Bauhinia Avenue~~ The 3.2 km long pink flower sea is now in full bloom! Lucky me, it's a sunny day today! Every photo is so romantic~very picturesque!!! The bauhinia flowering period is expected to last until April, so hurry up and take photos, sisters! - 🌸🌸🌸Flower Viewing Guide🌸🌸🌸 📍Guangzhou Haizhu National Wetland Park 🚇Near Longtan Subway Station, Exit D 🅿️Paid parking lot 4r/h (limited spaces) 🎫Tickets 20r/person (half price for children, students, and seniors) 🕰Opening hours: 9:00-17:00 (closed on Mondays for maintenance) 👗Suggested attire: Light colors, preppy style, JK uniforms all look great!! - 📸Photo spots 1️⃣Cherry Blossom Avenue (p2-4) Choose a spot with dense bauhinia flowers, and have the photographer stand on the roadside and shoot upwards! Even with many people, you can still get great shots!! 2️⃣Feilong Bridge (p5-6) The small stairs on both sides of the bridge entrance, stand up! It's one person, one spot (no one else😆) 3️⃣The bridge across Shiliugang (p7-8) Find a corner with lots of bauhinia flowers for a group photo ✅Recommended flower viewing route Enter from the north gate → Feilong Bridge → Yulong Bridge → Lingbo Bridge → stroll along both sides of the Shiliugang River to enjoy the flowers ⭕️The wetland park is really, really big! It takes a long time to visit it seriously. If you just want to enjoy the bauhinia flowers, you should at least reserve an afternoon~~

1. Guangzhou Haizhu National Wetland Park🌳 • Tickets: CNY 20/adult, ticket sales stop at 17:00 • Opening hours: Tuesday to Sunday 9:00-17:00 (closes at 18:00) • Transportation: 5-minute walk from Exit G of Longtan Station on Metro Line 11 Outer Ring, or navigate to Guangzhou Haizhu National Wetland Park East Parking Lot and walk 13 minutes to the north gate • Suggested route: Enter from the north gate, walk to the right after passing the archway to Wetland Archway - Green Heart Lake - Huaxi - Feilong Bridge - Urban Farm, and enjoy a sea of flowers! 2. Haizhu Lake Park🏞️ • Tickets: Free • Opening hours: Open all day • Transportation: 5-minute walk from Exit B of Datang Station on Metro Line 3, or navigate to Haizhu Tongchuanghui P2 Parking Lot • Suggested route: Enter from the north gate, walk to the right after crossing the bridge to Haizhu Lake·Flower Bank Tower Shadow, and enjoy a whole field of cosmos flowers. You can also find a photo spot with the Canton Tower in the background! 3. Guangzhou Cultural Center New Building🏛️ • Tickets: Free, but reservations are required in advance on the official WeChat account • Opening hours: Tuesday to Sunday 9:00-17:30 (last entry at 16:30) • Transportation: 11-minute walk from Exit E of Datang Station on Metro Line 3, or navigate to 36 Xinjiao Middle Road, Haizhu District • Suggested route: If you are interested in magnificent Tang-style architecture and Lingnan gardens, you can visit this place. However, it is not recommended to come here specifically for tulips, as there are very few. There are many people dressed in ancient Chinese costumes, making it a great place for taking photos.