亚洲艺术公园 or Asian Art Park in Foshan city. Very interesting place due to the specific installations reflecting modern vision of Asian art. Of course I could not pass by and took a walk there to visit. I was pretty satisfied, there several sculptures and installations made me think deeply about nature and human relationship. What else I could mark? The territory is big but mostly it is a lake. Vegetation is rich and beautiful. #holidayvacation#wintergetaway#staycation#tripinspired

Where to go for fun in Foshan during the weekend? The colorful Ya Yi Park is truly a feast for the eyes

Ya Yi Park, located on the east side of Wenhua Road in Chancheng District, Foshan City, Guangdong Province, is a refreshing and tranquil urban green space in the heart of Foshan's main city. The park covers an area of 40 hectares, with more than half being water bodies. The design of the park highlights the cultural charm of Lingnan's water towns. Through architecture, sculpture, plants, bridges, and other elements, it creates an artistic venue with an Asian artistic flair. Ya Yi Park was specially built to commemorate the grand Asian Art Forum held in Foshan in 2005. The design ingeniously integrates the themes of Lingnan water town culture, water forest greenery, and dragon boat racing waterways, displaying a rich array of Asian art elements while showcasing the beautiful natural scenery. The park is lush with vegetation, full of greenery, birdsong, and floral fragrances, with fresh air and a beautiful and comfortable environment. It has become not only a major attraction in the main city of Foshan but also a popular place for citizens to relax after meals. Especially during the spring season, the lakeside is blooming with flowers, presenting a vibrant palette of purples and reds, and a splendid view that is too beautiful to be absorbed all at once, making it a popular spot for spring outings in the city. Strolling through it is like being in a series of beautiful ink paintings, which is refreshing and pleasing to the mind. Address: No. 13 Wenhua Middle Road, Chancheng District, Foshan City Transportation: Get off at Ya Yi Park Station on Foshan Metro Line 3 Admission: Free

In March, the city of Foshan is adorned with the 'red makeup' of kapok flowers

March basks in the sun, and with the warmth of spring, it's the season when kapok flowers bloom in abundance. In fact, the kapok, known as the city flower of Guangzhou, is not unique to Guangzhou. In the streets and alleys of Lingnan, the bright and eye-catching presence of kapok is everywhere. Just like in Foshan, the entire month of March is draped in 'red makeup' by the kapok flowers, and the beautiful spring is also tinged with red. The kapok, hailed as the 'hero flower,' has a tall and straight trunk. When the kapok is in full bloom, the branches and green leaves of the whole tree fade away, adorned with delicate and large blossoms. The fiery red color of the flowers is particularly dazzling, like the flame burning with life on a torch, inspiring people to strive upwards. It also lights up the city's annual beautiful scenery. Several trees are half-dyed in red, as if painted, and the locals say it's the kapok flowers. In the old town of Foshan, at the corners of streets, along the main roads, and in parks big and small, every spring, this passionate red is indispensable. The kapok flower truly deserves to be the most eye-catching blossom in the world of flowers. It represents people's most vivid longing for spring, the cultural accumulation of the old Lingnan towns, and the symbol of the city's robustness and romance. Flower viewing recommendations: Lujing Road, Foshan Avenue, Jihua Garden, Zhongshan Park, Leigang, Asia Arts Park, Cultural Park, etc.

Shooting the red leaves of the water pine and the deciduous cypress, or wearing green clothes is pleasing to the eye

In the Yayi Park in Foshan, the water pines and deciduous cypresses by the lake have begun to turn red. After the cold wave buried next Monday, it is estimated that the lakeside will be deep red, coupled with the green lake surface, it will definitely become a fairyland in the world. 🍂🍁 The water pines and deciduous cypresses in Yayi Park are all planted on the edge of the regulating reservoir. The shoreline of the lake is winding, so whether it is morning or afternoon, you can find the best light to shoot red leaves. Today, I saw several waves of aunts wearing red and green taking pictures under the deciduous cypress forest, comparing them, and feeling that the green clothes are more harmonious under the winter phase of the big tree. 📍Specific location: No. 13 Wenhua Middle Road, Shiwan Street, Chancheng District, Foshan City, Guangdong Province 💰Ticket information: Free ⏱Opening hours: 5 am to 24 pm all year round