Spring in Beijing just got a lot more colorful! 🌸 The Yuan Dadu City Wall Ruins Park is bursting with life as over 5,000 crabapple trees—spanning 28 unique varieties—explode into vibrant shades of white, pink, and red. Stretching 1.1 kilometers along a scenic brook, this floral spectacle has become a must-see for locals and travelers alike.
Dubbed 'Blossom China,' the park’s annual spring show peaks around the Qingming Festival, with blooms lasting through mid-to-late April. Imagine strolling under a pastel canopy of petals while history whispers from ancient ruins nearby—talk about an Instagrammable moment! 📸
Fun fact: This spot holds the title for Beijing’s most diverse crabapple collection. Whether you’re a botany nerd or just here for the aesthetics, the blend of nature and heritage here is *chef’s kiss*. 🌿✨ Pro tip: Visit at sunset for golden-hour selfies with blossoms that look straight out of a Studio Ghibli film. 🎬
