In winter, Prince Bay Park in Hangzhou plants nearly 400,000 tulips.

Every March, Prince Bay Park in Hangzhou becomes a top destination for its "sea of tulips" in full bloom. The tulips are in a variety of colors, including red, pink, white, and yellow, and are as beautiful as ever. They stand tall and bloom gracefully, like elegant fairies. To let everyone see this spectacular sight! Currently, the tulips in Prince Bay Park are being planted, and the planting is expected to be completed by the end of December. The planting area is about 8,000 square meters, including tulips, daffodils, grape hyacinths, lupines, snapdragons, foxgloves, and other varieties. This year's planting areas include Wangshanping, Xiaoyaopo, Youranting, Rose Garden, Hand-in-Hand Statue Area, and both sides of the main river bend. Among them, the Xiaoyaopo area is still the highlight, and next year's design theme is "Nebula Flowing Charm: West Lake at Night." The design is inspired by the beautiful fairyland of West Lake at night. At night, the lake is sparkling, as if it is full of stars, like a flowing painting and a moving poem. The overall design combines the comprehensive application of points, lines, and surfaces to form a natural, smooth, and dynamic spatial sense. The colorful tulip varieties reflect the tranquility of the mountains and waters of West Lake at night, making people linger. In addition, the Wangshanping, Youranting, and Hand-in-Hand areas are decorated with starry sky elements to create a romantic flower-viewing space. Therefore, you can come to see the tulip planting and visit Prince Bay Park. Now in autumn and winter, the whole Prince Bay Park is full of "oil painting texture." You can visit the windmill area, thatched cottage area, and small church area to enjoy the autumn and winter scenery! The park is like a palette of nature, with a different view at every step, which is fascinating! After the tour, you can also visit nearby attractions such as Jingci Temple, Leifeng Pagoda, Yuhuwan, and Huagangguanyu. If you want to visit, please note that Prince Bay Park is completely free and does not require a reservation. You can take bus No. 4 to the "Sudi" stop. Self-driving and chartered tours are recommended. How about it? Do you like Prince Bay Park? Welcome to leave a message and discuss! [The tulip picture is from last year]