The flower-viewing season at Haizhu Wetland

The car window passes by the tall Qing stone archway, the Gouer Mountain Wall, and the long green corridor. The sky is azure with high and distant clouds, and at ten o'clock in the morning, the scorching sun reigns supreme with heat waves steaming. Flowers bloom in large patches along the banks of Huaxi, interspersed with soft-stemmed yellow cicadas and dense papyrus soaking in the water, while the bright red fruits of the water caltrop fall to the ground. Green Heart Lake is full of fragrant flowers, with the splendid blooming of Reaumuria and the dazzling banana shrubs. The emaciated duck's foot wood is too humble to look up at the canopy of the phoenix trees. At the ancient ferry of Huazhou, the red willows and greenery are faintly visible, reminiscent of the water town's heyday. The flower-selling girls of yesteryear are no longer seen, and where the shadows of the trees dance, no sail shadows can be found, only the rumbling of motorboats breaking the waves as they pass. The Fushou Corridor's wooden walkways crisscross, with Fushou Xi characters in various styles of clerical and seal scripts. The ancient branches of litchi and longan from Huangpi twist like dragons, and although the carambola season has just passed, with fruits fallen all over the ground, one can still smell the rotting fragrance as they walk by. Looking back, beyond the dense foliage of the 'human face' plant, the slender 'Xiaomanyao' pavilion stands elegantly. Along the banks of Pomegranate Bay, the river meanders. Although there is a light breeze, one still sweats profusely. When the skin, which is not delicate, is faintly burned by the relentless sun, I flee in panic~ ⛩️Address: Xinja Middle Road, Haizhu District 🚇Transportation: Accessible by both subway and bus 🎫Ticket: Reservation or on-site purchase required, 20 yuan per person 🥳Highlights: It is the peak of the blooming season for the palace pink Bauhinia, with seas of flowers everywhere: pink and tender white Bauhinia, yellow bellflower trees, red Lagerstroemia 🧸Recommendation: It is best to go on a non-Saturday or Sunday to avoid the crowds