Flower Chasing Guide in Liangzhu

On Xiaohongshu, it has been said that Hangzhou can fulfill every girl’s springtime fantasies. Picture vast expanses of rapeseed flowers, vibrant yellow cosmos, and irises blooming in shades of purple, red, pink, and blue. The air is filled with the songs of birds, the tranquility of ponds, the whispers of bamboo forests, and the gentle undulations of grassy slopes. Liangzhu, nestled in this natural splendor, casts a spell of enchantment, leaving one intoxicated by its beauty and reluctant to depart. Whether it’s the delicate petals of cherry blossoms in early spring or the tender lotus buds peeking out in the height of summer, Liangzhu’s lush aquatic plants and vibrant flora, accompanied by the melodies of birds, have transcended millennia. This historical resonance, intertwined with its natural charm, firmly roots Liangzhu within the cultural tapestry of Hangzhou, a city steeped in history and elegance.

Flower Viewing Guide:
Evening Primrose: Zhishan Station (May)
Annual Fleabane: Ubiquitous (March to May)
Dandelion: Lawn to the left of the South Gate entrance (March)
Rapeseed Flower Fields: South City Wall Station (March to April)
Wisteria Waterfall: Winding corridor to the left of the South Gate entrance (March)
Lotus Flowers: Near Cherry Blossom Lake by the South Gate entrance (July to August)
Muhly Grass: Near the Sakura Valley team-building area by the East Guest Center (September)
Sunflowers: Near the East City Wall Station (September to October)