Indeed, it's the most beautiful canola flower terraces in Beijing that are blooming

There's no need to go to Wuyuan⁉️ In Beijing, you can enjoy such beautiful canola flower terraces‼️ The whole hillside is dazzlingly golden⭐️, and at a glance, it's as beautiful as an oil painting. This year, at the entrance of the Wen Yu River 'Yun Shang Terraces', there are additional terrace huts and Wen Yu flower car huts. Inside, they sell fresh flowers, and outside, you can sit and rest, daydream. Sitting here and admiring the sea of canola flowers is really healing, and it's especially fairy-tale-like for photos, unbelievably beautiful. Beijing Wen Yu River Park Yun Shang Terraces If you're driving, you can park at the 6th/9th parking lot (closest to the canola flower terraces). 🎫 Admission is free 🆓 The canola flower season is from the end of April to mid-May, and these two weeks are the best viewing period. A friendly suggestion for the May Day period if you want to avoid the crowds for photos: Definitely start early and go early to take pictures, the morning has the best light, and the afternoon is backlit. Shooting the big scene from the bottom up can capture the sense of the terraces, with the blue sky and white clouds being quite stunning. You can also use the white and red square installations in the canola flower fields, such as the large easels, flower baskets, and terrace huts for photo check-ins, which look good with just a casual snap. If possible, prepare some canola flowers as props (like flower crowns) in advance. Wearing them on your head or holding them in your hands looks great for photos. For clothing, it's recommended to wear light and bright colors👗👚. Besides coming here to enjoy the flowers and take photos, you can also camp and have a picnic, and even play in the sand with kids. You can set up tents and have a picnic on the east bank lawn by the lake, camp while listening to an open-air concert, which is very pleasant. Here you can also go boating with friends or as parent-child activities. When you're bored, there's also a small market here (selling vegetables and fruits, coffee) and you can also stamp your visit. In short, it's very interesting indeed.